Thanks guys!

For many, achieving such accuracy and consistency  out of a 54"r is a statement in and of itself.

Well done Curt!

Kents bows really lend themselves to some fine shooting!

Nice looking bow!  Congrats on your win with it!

Great shooting Curt and Cade. I never really liked the looks of belly mounted limbs on a riser but that is one sexy looking bow. Great now ya got me thinking and I do not need another bow, LOL.

I too have been wanting to try a belly mount, and this one is very appealing. Curt, how heavy an arrow were you shooting at the muzzy? They seemed pretty fast and looked to hit hard.

Thakx fellas...it means a lot!  If you'd like to see more of this little beauty and more Muzzy action sort of blow by blow....click hear...
 http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=94;t=002989  

A lot more pix and video's in that thread....

Pheonix.....At my draw the bow was probably 53-#54 and I was shooting a 30" Beman Bowhunter .400 spine that weighed in right at 500 grains.....not light at all. This little bow is a shooter!!!

Hi Curt,

great shooting and a awesome bow!!
I have sent you a PM.

Thanks
Hubert

Hubert, Sorry for the delay....I answered your email bud....

From the questions I'm getting, it seems like Kent's going to be getting very busy...get your orders in!!  

Thanks Curt!!          

Great looking bow.  I too favor belly mounted limbs.  Higher brace height means less clearance problems when wearing heavy clothing like in a November treestand.  More mass weight in the riser for me always equals better shooting.  Even if you flinch it simply takes more effort to move it.  Way to go on the shoot Curt!

QuoteOriginally posted by glenbo:
And a beauty it is! Got a chance to fondle it today. Like Curt says"if you want a short fast longbow,this is it"

Glenbo and Curt,
What if I'm not worried about "short"?  I'm very interested in a R/D longbow w/ reverse handle like this.  I currently shoot 60" and 62" R/D longbows.  Are there any "shortcomings" of this bow because it's made in shorter lengths?  Feel free to PM if you'd like.
homebru

Just sent in a deposit. Now I have to figure out what kind of woods.
I wonder how Snakewood and Osage or Maple would look?
This will be an exciting process.
Can't wait.
Irv Eichorst

QuoteOriginally posted by jonsimoneau:
Great looking bow.  I too favor belly mounted limbs.  Higher brace height means less clearance problems when wearing heavy clothing like in a November treestand.  More mass weight in the riser for me always equals better shooting.  Even if you flinch it simply takes more effort to move it.  Way to go on the shoot Curt!

Right on brother!  

Your welcome Hubert    

Hombru,  There is no shortcoming that I've experienced at all. This little longbow is everything you'd want in a bow, just shorter!
Smooth like a 62" bow, nothing felt at release, easy to shoot accurately, and speed!  Anything specific, just ask bud...if I can't answer, I'm sure Kent can...

Irv, that combo would be killer! Exciting process for sure, you'll be even more excited when you shoot it        :eek:

TimberGhost on order.   :D

Pulled the trigger myself today.

Team Timberghost is growing rapidly!!

I am proud to be longtime Member of the team    

You are in for a treat when you get your new TimberGhost!

How will one of these do with a 31" draw?  I've been following this thread with caution, but I'm feeling the urge for a new toy.