Just got my new Bush Bow, I love it! It's a sweet shooter, a deadly work of art. Jerry told me 4 to 6 weeks to get it and it came in 5; great service and awesome craftsmanship. Red Elm limbs and Cocobolo riser. Right now I am experimenting to find the right arrow weight / spine.
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Very nice :thumbsup:
Sweet, Red Elm and Cocobolo sure do look good together! Very nice bow, congrats!
Graat looking bow, got quality written all over it !!!
Very very nice - congrats and enjoy!
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Love it! :thumbsup:
Love Cocobolo and a light wood and elm is a great choice for that.
Josh
Very nice!
nice bow , congrats :0)
That is one that I would like to own one day! Congrats on a fine bow!
A beautiful, classic, fine shooting bow, that will stand the test of time.
See my post http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=065784#000000
Nice looking bow.
Thanks all for the compliments. Ghost Dog I read your previous post. I love the osage on your bow!
It was the traditional simplicity as well as the beauty that got me wanting one. Mine is 62" 54# @ 26" I am shooting easton 2018 legacy's with a 125 gn point and an extra 40 gn weight behind the insert for a total weight of 575 gn. I tried various FOC weights and the 575's seem to fly the best. Before I was shooting a longbow with more of a contoured grip so the straight grip is challenging; when I focus on keeping my palm down into the grip I shoot even more accuratly and consistently than with my other longbow
The straight grip on Great Northern bows is my favorite. I have shot and owned a lot of highly contoured grips and I would not go back!