The Shrew Model-T is now on the web site
http://shrewbows.com/Model-T/index.html
Looking Good!, except for that wrong handed bow!. :-)
QuoteLooking Good!, except for that wrong handed bow!.
That's just to show you the other side of the handle... ;)
I understand that the riser is neccessarily longer and heavier than my Super Shrew, but how do the grip sizes compare? I have a small hand.
Larry
Gregg and Ron do it again. Should we rename them the DYNAMIC DUO ????
QuoteI understand that the riser is neccessarily longer and heavier than my Super Shrew, but how do the grip sizes compare? I have a small hand.
Larry
The grips are all formed by hand, not machine. On the M-T we try to get the same type of form fitting feel as on all the Shrew bows. There may be slightly more "heel" on the M-T. After a year of testing and making slight changes we've settled on what works best for this bow.
We can customize the grip, e.g. large, med, or small.
This is my left hand prototype that I've been shooting for a year.
(http://www.shrewbows.com/rons_linkpics/ModT_group.JPG)
Excellent. Very nice looking Ron!
Now all you current shrew owners go the classifieds (or PM me) and dump me a classic hunter, RH, 54", 62# or so with carbon foam made within the last year.
What???
How you gonna make room for the model T?
You know you want the latest and greatest- don't ya?
Hey, I am just trying to help Ron :-)
Ron,
That looks absolutely beautiful and so classic. It sure looks like you have another winner there.
Joe
Very nice looking bow indeed Ron.
Yep! This is one time I gotta have the latest greatest.
larry
A couple pics. of my Model T
(http://i793.photobucket.com/albums/yy218/shrew331/DSC01414.jpg)
(http://i793.photobucket.com/albums/yy218/shrew331/DSC01412.jpg)
(http://i793.photobucket.com/albums/yy218/shrew331/DSC01415.jpg)
Wow, David. That Model-T of yours is really pretty! I like the positioning of the Bow Bolt so that the riser grip is uninterrupted. Great looking wood. That is a classic beauty.
Allan
You make beautiful bows, Ron. :thumbsup:
Wow David!This is the first time I have seen the bow your new quiver is suppose to match.It will be dang near a perfect match.Your quiver is on its way.
Bill
David, Very nice bow and I double the comment that the bow bolt is in a great spot. It adds to the the looks and doesn't mess with the grip.
What I don't get is how you keep drawing blood from that deer and it still is standing....
Does the bow bolt make ANY noise at all, any snicks, clicks, movments, etc. while drawing or on release ??? That's nice looking bow David.
David - your bow is GORGEOUS! I love the color.
Ron,
Had a flash of curiosity. :rolleyes: What is the origin of the name for this new model? Impressive looking bow...
Daryl
David, nice bow! Could you post a pic or two of the entire bow's, strung profile? I'd love to see the entire bow's shape....
Here you go Steve
(http://i793.photobucket.com/albums/yy218/shrew331/DSC01421-1.jpg)
(http://i793.photobucket.com/albums/yy218/shrew331/DSC01411-1.jpg)
Pat the bow bolt is soild. A little about the bow, all I wanted for sure was a kingwood riser and Gregg did the rest, I think he can tell you why the bow bolt is a little lower on the riser than normal I have know idea.
Dave the rinehart deer are tough
Hey, I likes that.... Thanks David!
Daryl, I think the T stands for Target. I may be sticking my foot in my mouth, I'm sure Ron will let me know.
Dave, those look like the Carbon/foam limbs, how are they?
Eric
(http://i793.photobucket.com/albums/yy218/shrew331/DSC01416.jpg)
The bow shoots better than the owner thats for sure.
Thanks for the info David... Really nice looking bow.
David, What are those veneers? They look awesome! :thumbsup:
Bubinga
(http://i793.photobucket.com/albums/yy218/shrew331/DSC01418.jpg)
The T stands for tequila
QuoteOriginally posted by Roger Norris 2:
The T stands for tequila
If that was the case it would be called a Model B for Burbon. :)
I figured the bow was named after Ron's first car!! :bigsmyl:
Ouch!! Don't go getting me in trouble for asking, Shrew Boys!!! :goldtooth:
That is a beautiful bow, David!
No worries David. All joking aside the bow was sort of modeled after an older target bow Ron has. He and Gregg kind of morphed that bow and the current shorter Shrew bows together to come up with what is known now as the Model-T. The bow has the same great grip that Shrew bows are known for with a longer, slightly heavier riser which makes this a great bow to shoot.
Hey Roger, today it stands for Tiger.
Pat,
I have several bows with Bow Bolts, all but one of them Shrews. The Bow Bolt is a very solid connection. If you didn't know it was there, you could never tell it from the feel or sound, which are the same as a one piece bow.
Allan
Fourteen months and counting.
Larry
and the wait begins
Sweet bow! A great addition to an already great line-up. I had the prevledge of shooting a shrew the other day and they have a great feel to them. Awesome bow, Jason