I was wondering what your favorite longbow was with a recurve grip is.I am going to have to drop down in weight and I think my next longbow should have a grip closer to a recurve.
THANKS BOB
I don't own one yet but I love the dryad Bushwacker. I have one of their bows and it is a beauty
Caribow Silverfox & I think the Bob Lee take down longbow has more of a recurve grip as well.
-Charlie
I love this Mikuta..
(http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b164/kywarrior/AutumnWind.jpg)
(http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b164/kywarrior/mikuta2.jpg)
Centaur has a good grip, and great performance. Toelke Whip has a very comfortable grip, also. Morrison Dakota is another which can be had with a recurve grip.
Mark
Vyperkahn
Centaur
Border
JK Bows Kanati (at gmarchery.com or jkbows.com)
Morrison
Toelke Whip. Look in the product review section.
You can't go wrong with a Mikuta!!!!!
I have one,My son Kevin now has my old one, Ed built one for my wife Lisa, and my youngest son Tyler has 2 of ed's "little longbows"
We give them..... :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v652/DanJaquay/NonTypical004.jpg)
Brackenbury Non-Typical
Brackenbury Non-Typical
Morrison Shawnee with Dakota Limbs
Habu VyperKahn Longbow
A&H ACS CX
At least that's what I have. (well, some are still being made, but that's what I'll soon have)
Habu VyperKahn.
Bob Lee T/D Longbow.tradrick
if you're looking for a 3pc, lots of them have 'curve grips.... in a 1pc- silvertip, centaur, or mikuta
The nontypical looks good. The whip is one of the ones I am thinking of trying. Any other ideas? BOB
Mikutas offer a larger riser with some mass, with thumb rest which makes for positive hand placement. Below are pics of my bow and one of my customers...
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Horne Brush Bow
(http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e272/9901/Horne%20Brush%20Bow/P1160004.jpg)
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Lots of good bows out there for sure. I think there is a better selection of really good bows today than there ever has been.
Here's a Firefly we have in stock with a high grip. And Jim will build you one any way you want it of course.
The grip is one of the most important features of a bow for me, and one of my favorite things about the Firefly, although I prefer the standard medium grip on mine.
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Good luck on your search, the process is half the fun!
Joe, I really like the black on the front of that Mikuta, sharp!
A second vote for the Horne Brushbow. I just got mine but the grip is very comfortable.
Mark
Bob, you can't go wrong with a Whip! But all the bows listed above are good shooters as well. I guess it all come's down to personal preference. Good hunting, :thumbsup: Leonard.
my voodoo kustom .
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Sure do like the looks of that Firefly, sharp looking bows.
Zipper Extreme with Longbow limbs that I received in the mail on Friday. I got to shoot them today and they are very quick and smooth drawing. A very different feel from my Longbow grips. May take some getting used to.