Scott said it should arrive this Friday at work :goldtooth:
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Nice Joe....another work of art for your collection!
WOW!
Awesome, I'm seriously considering ordering a bow from this site and was wondering what your total wait time was from the time you placed your order?
Thanks.
Jon
Stunning bow Joe!I think those are some of the best looking bows ever made.
Another beauty from Vintage Works.
Enjoy...!
Beautiful! Post up some more pics when you get it if you can.
Joe, That bow is incredible. Bet it shoots that way also, you will have to let us know.
WOW! :clapper:
Thanks guys :)
I sure hope it shoots good. I have heard nothing but good things about their craftsmanship and their shootability.
I got on the waiting list in April 2012
That thing is beautiful! Congratulations!
I got on the waiting list April 2013. Scott told me the wait was at least a year... and up to 3 years if he winds up building a bow for everyone on the list.
Real classy......
Wow, i love that
In a HUGE surprise the bow arrived at work TODAY. From Colorado to Vermont in two days via Priority Mail!!
This thing is crazy pretty!!! Can't wait to get home and shoot it.
AWESOMEEEE looking bow Joe :thumbsup:
Hmm...looks like a 59/60 replica to me...the main way to tell the two apart is the black and white overlay and limb tips on a 60...either way those are great bows to build a replica from...it does appear the sight window is an inlay and not a fade to fade i-beam like the originals...you are going to love shooting that bow Joe...I just put a fastflight string on one of my
DDave
I will finish that last sentence>>>>1960 Kodiaks and it is hard to believe how much quieter and vibration free that makes it...it is a 1000 dollar collectible and it is going hunting with me again...I took it out of the rotation for a while but that was just silliness on my part...and with the crash in the collectible bow values it is now more like a 600 dollar collectible anyway
DDave
It is a 59 with differences. I wanted a nice burl peice of wood for the arrow shelf; and I didn't want the leather grip; so I opted for no I-Beam contruction. I choose the Black glass and Black and White overlays because in my opinion the contrast looks better than the red and white.
Joe,
Congrats and you most definetly should be a bow wood consultent cause you know what wood makes a bow look good...My favorite is still that RER with the olive ash burl and Ziricote but then again I like the burl in the shelf plate on this one ... :thumbsup:
Now thats bow pornography right there!
Wowser! That bow is stunning what a piece of art!
Dang Joe, about time you got a new bow...
I got grayer, since your last one....
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