I've finally thinned my bow collection down to the *essentials (Yellowstone Half-Breed, 60" 56@28, Gary Sentman Icon, 66" 50@28, and BW SAG, 58" 49@28) I've made room for what I've really been looking for for a while; A Great Northern Lil' Creep. There was one in stock with the specs I really like, 1 piece bow with a straight grip, brown glass with shedua riser. It's supposed to be here Monday, and I can't hardly wait. I called GN a couple of times, and I asked a bunch of questions, but both Sharon and Jerry were more than helpful. I'm happy to buy bow from such nice people.
You'll like the "lil' creep" I have the jackknife version in shedua and brown glass.....it's a keeper. :thumbsup:
That's it making you want to duck in my avatar too :D
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Darcy :campfire:
great choice
great choice
My favorite bow...you'll love it as a hunting bow
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:thumbsup: the only hunting bow you will ever need..smooth, quick, quiet and easy to shoot.. Enjoy it
Congrats on your new bow, enjoy.
Bob
Beautiful bow. Enjoy.
I got my lil' creep in the mail today. I didn't waste any time before a put a few arrows threw it, and a few questions were raised. How can a bow this short be so stable? How can a bow this light have so little hand shock? Why isn't it stacking? I though short longbows had to be highly reflexed deflexed. I couldn't have been more wrong. This bow is great, just like all the reviews claim; quick, quite, stable and smooth. Unlike other nice bows I've shot, when the new wears off I really doubt I'll change my mind. I'll give it a few weeks but there might be a nice BW recurve on the classifieds.
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Nice bow!
I've wondered the same thing. How can people claim a mild r/d bow of that length is smooth and stable?
Having owned other GNs, I have to assume, that if anyone could do it, Jerry could;-)