This one just came in the mail today from Brian. Nothing fancy as far as Brian's bows go but I'm amazed at how such a simple bow can be so pretty. Wenge and Bocote riser with beautiful chocolate brown glass limbs and Brian's standard medium wrist grip. The grip melts into my hand on this 60" short riser, 50@30. It bare shafts a 31" 3555 Gold Tip Trad, 9.5 grains per pound, with 175 grains up front perfectly. One of Brian's stock bows. I was thinking it would be a good candidate for a nice set of Copperhead skins until I saw it. Just can't cover up that pretty chocolate brown glass. Smooth, fast and dead silent.

     

     

     

Very nice Mike!

Looks to perdy to shoot ; well almost .

You can't just look at 'em .      

Very nice!  I love that "A WORKING MANS BOW"

Very good looking bow there Yellow Dog. Gotta get my hands on one of those to test fire. He's not too far from me either.

Very nice looking bow!

Pretty sweet for just a working man's bow!  

Sweet Bow!

Does he have a new website can't ever find any stock bows?

 Nice bow!

Being the insomniac that I am, I couldn't resist heading over to the indoor range at the club to put a few arrows through it. 60 in a row at 20 yards, 53 out of 60 in a 9" circle. Took a few to get it figured out. The first few were a little low and left. After that it was throwing them in there.

   

Decent speed too.

   

I'm ready for them turkey birds this coming May  

That's a beauty Mike!!  god luck with it!!

'dog, you can shoot any bow, but the 'tines' seems to be suiting you just fine.
Dennis

Brian never does anything 1/2 a$$ed.  That is a beautiful functional piece of art.

Great looking bow, any way you look at it.

Great looking curve YD!

Mike

Very nice combo. That brown glass is really sharp.

    nice shooting...

Just noticed mike you pulled an all night er,,,,

         

Good Looking Bow Mike.