Cannot get my pics to work. Sorry
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The fourth one you put up worked. I played with your code (it was missing the first bracket in "IMG") and got these to come up.
Now, what are the specs and when will it get to Virginia?
Killdeer :bigsmyl:
OH MY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
56" Classic Hunter, 59#@28", Figured Bubinga veneer over carbon on the back. Foam cores. Riser is Phenolic, Maple, Bubinga, Blackwood.
Java Man
Ok Tom,, I'll take her out tomorrow and let you know what I think ;-),, LOL,, By the way your wife's plants look great,, Frank
Sweet looking bow.
Fine looking Shrew !!! Congrats :thumbsup:
Nice looking Bow Tom. Can't wait to try it out. Might have to change my mind about just sticking with the one I have.
Looks like a home run to me. The Classic is a great shooter.
Thanks Killdeer !!!!!
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Here are a couple more.
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Gregg You do GREAT WORK !!!!!!!!!!!
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A Beauty!!! :notworthy:
Sweet looking Shrew,congrats!
She sure is purdy I'm drooling
Very nice looking bow!! Gregg does do a great job at putting these together! :thumbsup:
The pics do not do this bow justice.
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that might be the best looking shrew, I have seen yet. I will own one of those someday.
It's almost a "carbon classic" copy to mine. ;)
.....except mine has brown stain curly birch veneers over the foam/carbon combination. Also, slightly different woods in riser, but looks very similar-beautiful to be sure. I went with a lighter weight, 49#@29", but it still spits a 525 grain Easton Axis 400 on a line. Great shooting bows, the superb looks are just the cream frosting on the top. :thumbsup:
That is a beauty, I am expecting a TD real soon, these pics don't help the wait!
Soon Mark....very soon! :readit:
Just got back from shooting the bow.No visible differance between the 69# Samuri and this classic.I draw the bow to 29" and it shot my 720 gr.arrows perfectly.Dropping lower in weight and getting great results with these Shrews.
"Harl":
What are you doing man? Howard just turned over in his grave. From a 68" Hill to a 56" Shrew. Thats quite a change big fellow. Must admit its a beauty but........Oh Well! Good luck. :laughing: :archer2:
I guess I can't grab the wrong bow by mistake this way Bill.
love the limbs
Very good looking bow! Hope it shoots as good as it looks!
Very nice bow
Great looking bow. It'll shoot like a rocket! Congrats!
Congrats keep us posted!
What a beautiful bow. The Shrew guys are really talented.
Sweet looking bow!
:thumbsup: :campfire:
Congrats Tom
F-Manny
Frenchmanny how you doing ? Have not heard from you in ages.Things OK ?
Great looking bow!
Shrew bows just keep getting better and better!!
Tom, yes everything is fine, and you?
That's a nice piece of art this new bow!
Sent you a PM
Congrats again
F-Manny
Bill, I think Tom has hit old age and everything that was once long is now shrinking,, sad,, very sad, I on the other hand still shoot a longbow as tall as myself ;-),, Frank
Great looking bow Tom.
Great looking bow every time I see a shrew I think man I need to get on the list. Just curious what do you guys brace them at. Thanks for sharing. :thumbsup:
I like 7" to 7 1/8" brace on my Samurai and Carbon Classic Hunter.
Right on Frank. What's short is short, and long is long, but everything is bigger in Texas. However, anyway you measure it, Tom's got himself a pretty "Shrew". Go Canada!!!
I'm on the list for sometime next year, still have time to figure out what I want, leaning towards carbon foam.