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Main Boards => The Bowyer's Bench => Topic started by: Jan Westphal on January 27, 2016, 11:57:00 PM
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Black Widow includes a glass lam in the center of their longbows as I just read last night. It adds draw weight of course but what are the advantages? Torsional stiffness? Speed? Anybody tried this?
Jan
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I've done it with core-tuff glass and carbon. All I noticed is that it adds weight and a pinstripe down the side.
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Black Widow puts carbon in their longbow limb core and black fiberglass in their recurve limb core. I assume it is for stability. I have owned a dozen or more of their recurves and I really liked the way they shot.
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Gordon makes a product called uniweft it is a glass with fibers running in both directions. Regular glass is unidirectional. It is supposed to increase torsional stability and help your limb resist.
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Yes, there is a bearpaw stuff called Stabil Core also, not sure whether its a copy cat product off Gordon's. Read different statements about it, most guys who used it did not notice any improvements.
I was just thinking if BW uses it, it must be great :D
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Core tuff will add 10 lbs to your bow so heads up