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Made this 3 piece for Ryan Martin (CRM95)
Claro walnut and figured maple riser, Birdseye maple on back, walnut burl on belly, moose antler overlays on riser and limb butts, and deer antler on tips from a buck that Ryan's dad shot. 64" bow and 49#@29". Shelf is cut 3/16" past center.
Hope he likes it!
https://goo.gl/photos/yBZWMvVx2z514f4B6
https://goo.gl/photos/mUwMCoBLYZvJ4G8X6
https://goo.gl/photos/CcoregD21tBETX6k9
https://goo.gl/photos/WQCpfSE8wVy89bXy5
https://goo.gl/photos/uFFD2WpjCy9EdUBf7
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Very Nice !
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Randy
Your bows keep getting better every time I see a new one. Looks great!!!!
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Awesome job, Randy.
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I like to go 1/4" past.
It's more work and wider riser.
Really nice, good job.
:thumbsup:
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Very, very nice buddy!!
Buuuut, where is the mandatory full draw pic? :saywhat: :)
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Very nice work!
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Thx everyone!
Originally posted by kennym:
Very, very nice buddy!!
Buuuut, where is the mandatory full draw pic? :saywhat: :)
Kenny, it's a lefty and I don't think I could get it to full draw !! Lol
I'll see if Ryan can do us the honors!!
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I really like the style and line of your riser nice and lean. Very good work beautiful looking bow.
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That looks sharp Randy! I have firsthand experience with your bows and I gotta say they shoot as slick as they look. Fantastic job man! Can't wait to get mine back too :archer:
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Joe, i put the final spray on yours last night. I left today to go to Dallas to fly out in the am for my bear hunt. It will be in the mail as soon as I get back!!
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Hot, Sharp and Sexy Bow... I hate to be the bummer guy but your accents are ending at a very high stress point in the riser...
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Wow! Beautiful bow!
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Beautiful work!
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Originally posted by Shredd:
Hot, Sharp and Sexy Bow... I hate to be the bummer guy but your accents are ending at a very high stress point in the riser...
Yes sir, that's one reason I back the riser with a piece of 1/16" g10. That gives a little piece of mind... just a little! Lol
I won't do that accent in a bow over 55# at any given length just to be on the safe side.
I did a mock up riser just like it with some old walnut I had laying around and I hung it from a rafter by the throat of the grip and I was able to hang my whole body weight from it, (225#) . I even did a pull up!! Just 1! :laughing:
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Randy , I'm gonna say this before Roy gets out of bed. Didn't happen wifout video..... :D
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Very nice!
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Well done! It's great to see a fine specimen of beautiful domestic wood being used.
Is that cork you used between the limb and the riser? Also, did you glue it on after the pictures where the limbs are not attached to the riser or are they loose pieces?
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Yes it is cork, and I did glue it to the limb butts after pic. I also noticed that it wasn't trimmed to fit in the pic!! Lol
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I'm not s tack down man but that's a pretty bow. Great workmanship! ☺
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Originally posted by Crittergetter:
Originally posted by Shredd:
Hot, Sharp and Sexy Bow... I hate to be the bummer guy but your accents are ending at a very high stress point in the riser...
Yes sir, that's one reason I back the riser with a piece of 1/16" g10. That gives a little piece of mind... just a little! Lol
I won't do that accent in a bow over 55# at any given length just to be on the safe side.
I did a mock up riser just like it with some old walnut I had laying around and I hung it from a rafter by the throat of the grip and I was able to hang my whole body weight from it, (225#) . I even did a pull up!! Just 1! :laughing: [/b]
I getcha, Bro... It is a sweet looking bow... Now do me and Kenny a favor and put it up on the tree at 28""... :D :D
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Already mailed it off yesterday morning. I'll get Ryan to do us a full draw!
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Originally posted by Crittergetter:
Yes it is cork, and I did glue it to the limb butts after pic. I also noticed that it wasn't trimmed to fit in the pic!! Lol
Thanks for the answer! I had a suspicion cork would work well. Hopefully you trimmed it before you shipped it out!
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Great looking stick I really like that. I really love the horn work.