Just picked up my first ever new traditional bow, a 62" Dry Ridge Archery, T/D longbow by Tim Duvall.  It pulls 47# @ 28".  Riser is some of the most figured and attractive cocobolo that Tim has ever worked with.  Limbs are bocote.  I shot a little in the snow storm today without even setting a nock point (couldn't wait).  I love it.  (Will post pics once I learn how.)

Sounds like a beauty can't wait to see some pics. Congrats on your first bet it won't be your last lol.

Cant wait for the pics.      

Well, here goes.  I found Rob's email and some other guidance in the computer forum.  Let's see if I figured it out.




 

 

Well that didn't work very well, did it.  Would one kind soul volunteer to PM me so I can learn to do this correctly?

we now recommend using  www.imgur.com  for posting images at trad gang, it's free and will auto resize your images ....

 http://tradgang.com/noncgi/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=129;t=000228

Thanks Rob.  Let's see if I followed the directions in the link correctly.

that is a beauty for sure.  nice bow.

Nice!

Very NICE indeed    CONGRATS on your new bow  

Very nice!  Mine is being build now, think Tim is using same piece of cocobolo, or at least I hope so.  It's a beauty!  How does it shoot for ya?

Haven't shot it that much yet, only 4 or 5 arrows when I first got home.  I tied on the nock sets and adjusted the brace height a tad yesterday and hope to shoot a little more today.  But from those first few arrows, it seems much quicker than my other bows.  You'll like your wood when you get it.

I love how the lines of that riser seem to flow with the wood grain... beautiful! Enjoy It.

Love the looks of your new bow.  

Love the lines on that one!
Beautiful!

Great looking Bow!

Congrats, beautiful bow!