Walnut and Osage riser with walnut cores and osage back and belly.  Chuck is a true craftsman.

NICE Congrats on a fine bow!

Man, that sure is a beauty! Love the Osage and walnut mix. Congrats and be sure to let us know how she shoots.      

I will bet that with that walnut core that bow is quick! Chuck builds a great bow at a better price! YA GOTTA Love THOSE LONGWALKERS!

QuoteOriginally posted by owlbait:
I will bet that with that walnut core that bow is quick! Chuck builds a great bow at a better price! YA GOTTA Love THOSE LONGWALKERS!

X2!  Nice looking bow.

Photos don't do it justice.  I did manage to leave work early so I could put about 40-50 arrows through it.  Very fast and well mannered (sp).  I like it when others post photos of their new bows so I though I would do the same.

Great bow, thanks for sharing, what arrows are flying nice through it?

Thanks guys.  NY state land, Carbonwood 3000 @ 28.5 inches with 175 points.  Also shooting 60-64 spine douglas fir homemade arrows with selfnocks and 160 grain points well. The bow is 54@28" and 64 inches.

Very nice!

I love the wood combo as well. I had a Pronghorn built with osage and walnut, purty!

Love the Osage...Great looking bow!!!


Josh

very nice bow.

Very nice bow sir!      

Wow, that got to you quick. That is some of the last Osage I have with all that color and spunk. It seems really springy in the limbs,
That is an original equipment OLIVERSTACY string as well.
Enjoy it Thomas,and thank you again.

Chuck

I shot it at Kalamazoo and really liked it. I was asked by a bunch of folks who made it. It's a real looker. I've not shot many longbows without a leather grip and I really liked the grip and feel.

Boy, Chuck makes a sexy looking bow!  Congratulations!    

Bob.

Awesome bow, Chuck is top notch!

I agree with Chuckles, that bow is a great shooter.

This is the bow you shot last time you came over Chris, before it was finished.
Thanks Drew.

Chuck