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new Eaglewing bow

Started by Lippe, March 23, 2013, 10:52:00 AM

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QuoteOriginally posted by wasapt:
I have read eaglewing makes a great bow... what bows are close, in your opinion to an eaglewing?
There isn't anything close to an Eagle Wing....

Very nice job on that one brutha Steve.   :clapper:    :clapper:    :clapper:

tradbower

You wont be disappointed!!  I have been shooting one for a couple of years with no regrets.
I really like the woods that you pickedgreat looking bow.
"Never to old to learn something new"

Andy Cooper

Love the wood combination! Steve makes great bows. I have one of his older static tipped recurves and it is outstanding. You will love this bow! Congrats.

Andy
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Lippe

pamike, it's as quiet as a recurve can be. I shot it without silencers when I first got it, just heard and felt a little buzzzz at the shot. Didn't have any silencers laying around so I took the spider ones from my BW bow (not very good silencers IMO) and put them on for grins. Viola!
They did the trick, can't hear or feel the buzz anymore. I've found static tips to be quieter - not to mention faster.
Lippe

Sixby

KIrk just tested a Storm Eagle for me . 9gpp arrow pulled 28 inches on the Hooter shooter got 202 fps average for three shots. Nice thing is that every shot was exactly the same. That means that most inconsistancy will be in the shooter and not in the bow; In my case considerable inconsistancy. LOL
Point is that these are really fast bows that will shoot with any bow made. They are quiet, accurate and fast and its just hard to get more out of a bow than that.

God bless you all, Steve

L82HUNT

Steve bows are great I'm really happy with mine.  His are the only ones I have left(besides the ones I build   :D   ).    As far as speed I'm getting numbers out of his double carbon longbow that will rival any of the known fastest longbows, and I've owned most and put them thru my chrono  But his for me are easier to shoot and are tamer in the hand

Stryder

Love my EagleWing double carbon longbow with yew cores.  Accurate, very fast, and so smooth.   :notworthy:
R.C. Chandler
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Sixby

Thanks so much guys. One thing that got passed here is that this bow is foam core limbs and glass, no carbon . Yet when I shot it I got the distinct feel of more speed than the carbon. But chronograph only will tell the truth about that. I know it is a real smoking hot bow though.

The other thing is that I just could not stand the look of the foam core with this combination of woods so I painted it black. When you look at thesides of the limbs on this particular bow they are black.It is really kind of a neat look that goes particularly well with the woods and overall apperarnce of the bow.


coaster500

Congrats Mark That looks to be a meat maker for sure  :)

Sweet bow Steve!!!

Very nice to look at and a SMOOKER to boot  :)

I like it  :)
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pamike

You are killing me Steve... I didnt even get the talon you are building for me and now i want one of these too......hope you have some more pretty woods ready!
HABU Vyperkahn
Elk master
Hill Country Bobcat

Sixby

Oh yea. Got pretty wood; In fact I have a whole bunch of real wild zebra. I have the sister to this bow cut out but not glued up. Just interchange the woods and you got it.
 I have a 40 lb in stock. 40 at 28 and a 55 with phenolic riser.; I think the 55 is sold though. Its definately spoken for at this time; the 40 would pull about 45 lb at 30 inches . Its a 56 in with carbon, foam core limbs; Maccassar and rosewood riser; I have not finished it cause I think I might put a nice set of diamondbacks on her that I just got in.
God blesss you all. Steve

4dogs

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The Whittler

Sixby, how long does it take for one. Very very nice looking bow. You do make some lookers.

Sixby

I have a policy of saying 6 months. I have never been later than 4 months from deposit to delivery except for super fancy bows with lots of carving checkering snakes ect.
The extra time is just in case of sickness or getting hurt in the shop ect.
I don't really have a wait list but cut off orders when I get to a point where I do not think I can make the bows in a timely fashion. When I get some finished and delivered then I open up to more orders.

God bless, Steve


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