just wondering who has shot one of Chad's bows(he is a sponser here). this weekend i had the pleasure of meeting Chad and tring a few of his bows. the only problem i could find, was picking out wich one i liked the best (i liked them all). the bows are very well built and look great. i ended up with a 59" long bow. it has a diamond wood riser, red ceder limbs with a bamboo core. it is 46 lbs @ 28". i have a 27 " draw, and it shoots fast and it has no hand shock at all. for those interested in speed, i shot it through the crono with both sets of arrows i had with. with my ceder arrows at 499 grains it was at 163 - 165 f/s with my aluminums at 450 grains it was 168 - 170 f/s. with my short draw, i think this bow is smokin fast.
here are a few pics
(http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/hh84/minnesota_hunter/Holm-made4.jpg)
(http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/hh84/minnesota_hunter/Holm-made5.jpg)
(http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/hh84/minnesota_hunter/Holm-made2.jpg)
there are the last 2 pics i have
(http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/hh84/minnesota_hunter/Holm-made1.jpg)
(http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/hh84/minnesota_hunter/Holm-made3.jpg)
Beautiful bow! Thanks for the review and pics. Sounds like you got a winner. :thumbsup:
Hooyaahhh!! Thats one pretty bow...I've shot Chads bows and they are that; smooth, fast, no hand shock.. A finer Bow, and man for that matter, you'll be hard pressed to find ...you made a good choice... :readit: :readit:
Shawn...
I shoot his bows. Great looking bow that preforms as good or better than some of the "big" name bows. He also sponsors a MN bow building weekend where you can build your own bow with his guidance. A better person you will never meet.