I have always been curious about the Great Northern Field Bow.
So a month back I found a little extra cash as the result of selling another bow and figured I'd give one a try.
I already had a Bushbow and my first impression upon shooting the Field Bow was, now I have two short longbows of similar poundage that shoot about the same.
Anyway, thought about selling it, even listed it briefly in the classifieds. But, after shooting it for a couple more days I just can't bring myself to let it go.
They are feather light, pretty quick and absolutely whisper quiet.
From a pure shooting fun and bang for your buck, not sure how you can beat these bows for $295.
Here is what they look like:
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Very nice looking functional bow it's a good choice.
Good to know, appreciate the tip. I'll be watching for one....
I like it!
I like the looks of her. That brown glass is sweet!
Looks like a nice bow!
Nice looking bow. I like the simple classy look of those.
-Jay
That is sweet, hopefully I can get to the Sunday shoot and try her out...
Good decision there.... :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
Very nice bows! I'd have one in a second if I could get him to build one longer.
Eric
Eric:
I am drawing this one just over 30" without issue.
Jay
I'm sure the bow will do it, but I've been that route and didnt care for it. I'm thinkin 64-66".
Eric
Eric:
I am going just the opposite direction. Shot 68-70" Hill style bows for hunting.
I hunt from natural ground blinds and am finding the 6--62" bows to be really handy.
They are not as accurate at distance for me but I set most my shots up for 15 yards or less so that isn't and issue.
Jay
That looks like a lot of bow for $295.00. I like it!
Bernie Bjorklund
NC Iowa/SW Wisconsin