I had a vision of what I wanted, let Jim know what I was thinking and just a few short months later the box arrived...

60", Zircote and Osage riser with Quilted Maple veneers front and back with all black tips.  Asked for 72# @ 29" and it came in at 71#...  

 
 
 
 
 

Osage is real bright right now, but over the years it will mello into that awesome Honey color and match the veneers perfectly.  Doesn't hurt that it shoots just like my 68# MOAB.  30" Gold Tip 35/55 (Yeah, 35/55, has a lot to with being non-center cut...) with 80 grains behind the insert and 250 grain tips that put the total arrow weight just over 600 grains.  Quiet as a Church Mouse, impecable manners, and very quick.

Couldn't be happier Jim, thank you again!

You sure get some nice looking heavier bows.  Ever consider shooting lefty, lol.

Ouch my shoulders hurt just thinking about that weight! Congrats Jeff, love the wood combo!

Tim

Beautiful bow but I'm with Tim,Ithink I need rehab just thinking about that weight,shoot her well.

Nice one!  Can't go wrong with a MOAB.

b-e-a-u-t-i-f-u-l

No surprise to me as Jim always pours his heart and soul into every bow he births.

Congratulations!

Not only is Jim  a fine craftsman but an exceedingly good man.

God bless,Mudd

Congrats Jeff    Jim makes some fine looking bows    Nothing SWEEEETER then quilted maple veneers , Both my MOAB and MAG have them  

       

Outstanding looking bow.My sons new MOAB should be done soon.   :D

real nice indeed bud  

Very nice!!

Beautiful!!

Real nice bow bro.  I am not surprised by the light spine shaft btw.  God Bless

Love them MOABs!!!

Boy that's a beauty! Trying a Moab, is on my list for things to try! Never heard a bad thing about them, great looking bow

Thats theres right perty. Ought to put a perty good stick on something to.

Awesome!

Jim is a fine bowyer and wonderful guy!  Congrats on a very nice bow.

Shot it again last night, more of the same... nock and feathers to the spot I'm looking at...  Hoh Hum...