Appealing to the Guys here who know about these bows as I never did get to handle one may have a lead on one.
Where they good shooters and any stacking on the 60/62" versions with that overdraw looking riser ?
What was the reason for that style of bow ?
tight hunting shots,flight shooting?
Thanks for any info TradGanger's
Harold Groves made a GREAT bow. The Spitfire Magnum was one of the best, either in the 2 piece takedown or one piece. It was a hunting bow and the overdraw allows a shorter arrow to be used which allowed more speed and less drop over the same distance compared to a non-overdraw model. He also had the sight window relieved to allow a two blade head to be drawn into the riser. They didn't stack. If you have the opportunity to buy one, you will not be disappointed.
The best recurves I have ever shot til ILF/DAS came along. IF they were still being made I would be shooting lighter limbs but all I can say is that they were extremely stable and easy to shoot and quick, as well.