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Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: jiane on August 18, 2009, 03:21:00 PM
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I'm looking to buy a new take down recurve and will consider a longbow it it feels right. I'm not overley concerned with brand, but I'm leaning toward a Chek-mate Hunter II. I currently shoot a Chek-Mate Falcon and really like it.
One of the reasons that I like the Hunter II is the take down has what I refer to as "flush" mounted limbs. (Is there a term that describes that other than flush mount?) It is very astetically pleasing to me as the take down looks more like a one piece rather than just a riser with two limbs bolted on it. Don't get me wrong, nothing wrong with other take down systems. I just really like the lines of a one piece but want the convienence of a take down for traveling, the ability to change limbs, etc.
So who else makes a "flush" mounted takedown? Any pictures of you have them?
Thanks,
Jerry
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Border Bows. The border Black Douglas is one of the best and very pleasing to the eye
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Steve Gorr's line of Cascade bows are flush mounted, (but you're already familiar with Chek-Mate)
(http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d108/lwscott/cascade.jpg)
Steve's a sponsor here...
www.cascadebow.com (http://www.cascadebow.com)
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Borders, Widows. Here's a picture of my Border:
(http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j2/stevet_01/010_7A.jpg)
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Roseoak has a new flush mount system that is beautiful as well.
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I just got a 62", 50@28, rh Hunter II for the shop. Purpleheart and greybark riser, greybark limbs. First extra bow I've gotten in a long time.
Chad
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Try Hummingbird takedown longbows. LCH
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whisperstick.
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Predator bows are nice looking and good shoot'n bows to boot.
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Hummingbird
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v212/fliksr/Random/DSCN1870.jpg)
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Chad - You tempt me!!! If that was Purpleheart and Osage and about 55lbs. I would be telling you the check is in the mail!!
What model in the Roseoak line? His bows are beautiful.
Thanks for responding everyone.
Jerry