Received my first "real" longbow today. It's a Peregrine 2 piece takedown 62" 43#. Sorry about the poor quality pics that don't do it justice. Abe chooses real nice pieces of wood. I am glad it turned out looking surprisingly good despite my rather plain selection of woods. The grip fits perfectly and the 2 piece take down system is really well done. No play and looks like a one piece when assembled. Did I mention it shoots great as well?              

   
       

     

Sunlight really bring out the colour in cocobolo
   

Strung up at 7 3/4" brace with LRU 12 strand XS2 string.
   

 

Sweet....love cocobolo

Very nice

Yes that takedown method is nice and you cant even tell its a 2 piece when you have it in your hand, also good looking bow.

I like!

Looken Good!
Glenn

Love them Cari-Bows.They shoot as good as they look.

Looks great.  What is the veneer?

Great looking Bow!

I forgot to mention there are no veneers. They are red elm limbs under clear glass. These limbs pull very smooth to 28". Lots of power early in the draw like a very good pair of recurve limbs. My TT ILF longbow limbs noticeably stacks in the last few inches compared to the Cari-bow.

Very nice Jimmy!

Your 62" AMO XS2 string works out perfectly on this bow!  

Dang good looking bow!

Added strung profile pics.

Sweet bow - shelf is on the right side to. A Cari-bow is at the top of my wish list.

Sweet! Someday I'll own one.

nice i have a silver fox with alot of antler on it that is the prettiest bow i own and maybe hav seen he is a true craftsman

That is a nice one......  

QuoteOriginally posted by dink:
nice i have a silver fox with alot of antler on it that is the prettiest bow i own and maybe hav seen he is a true craftsman

The silver fox has got to be one of the best looking three piece longbow out there. Does it shoot as good as it looks?

Congrats again Jimmy! She sure looks pretty. I am curious how you like this bow!