I'm considering a new 66# thunderhorn longbow. Anybody have any experience with these bows? What do you think about them? I've currently got a black widow and a double bob, so comparisons to either would be great.

I have a three pice longbow - it is my most accurate bow I own.  I just shoot it well.

You might want to double check with the bowyer.  I heard he was taking a break from building.
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Most consistent bow (for me) I've ever had...

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I am assuming you are inquiring about buying a used T-Horn?

In any case; they are very nice longows. The 1pc has more of a forward handle riser than the 3pc version. Both shoot outstanding. Duane appears to be a perfectionist based on looking at his quality of work. I've had two 1pc longbows and currently own two 3pc longbows.

I can't compare the T-Horn to the bows you already have, sorry. But if you buy the T-Horn your other bows will collect dust  

The bow I'm considering is a used bow, it's a one piece and very clean from what I can tell. I'm set up to go shooing and make a final decision in about a week. It all sounds good so far

I have 20 + bows and I shoot my Thunderhorn better than all others.

I have owned four of the three-piece and one Coup Stick. I agree with everyone above. They are one of the best looking and shooting bows I have ever shot! Good luck and enjoy!

Jim's bows are very forgiving, fast and user friendly. Highly recommended.

Is he done building?  Never owned one but only heard great reviews.

QuoteOriginally posted by Trad Lad:
Jim's bows are very forgiving, fast and user friendly. Highly recommended.

I think you are speaking of Thunderstick bows.  Thunderhorn bows are made by Duane Jessop in Montana.