I've posted my Bear compound to bolt-on recurve "Frankenbow" project, but now I'm obsessed by a posting on the auction site of a 1976 Howatt Super Diablo compound bow...can I make a recurve out of THAT?? It's a long riser but just gorgeous wood and it looks like it uses a half-round spacer to aling the riser to the limbs and allow for adjustment to increase or decrease weight and adjust tiller. It would probably require some deepening of the limb mounting face to make a more acute limb angle, but not much else to line up some Samick limbs, glue of otherwise fit the alignment half-round and she'd be a looker, for sure. Am I crossing the line into bow abuse?
Ck your Pm box
You are a guy. We NEVER run out of "Stupid" ideas.
QuoteOriginally posted by Mike Vines:
You are a guy. We NEVER run out of "Stupid" ideas.
:biglaugh:
I have been saved from myself. I rechecked the photos on the ad for the Super Diablo and its a lefty..I have enough left handed inventions. Not that I will completely forget about this notion...
Why not just get a Super Diablo ? They're great shooters just the way they are!
QuoteOriginally posted by Mike Vines:
You are a guy. We NEVER run out of "Stupid" ideas.
My wife reminds me of this all the time! :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:
Bisch
HMMM< I wonder if my old Browning xcellorator compound with wood riser is still at the home of the former student I passed it onto. I bought him a browning takedown recurve for a graduation present. Maybe I could do a conversion on that....