That is an incredibly good looking bow. You are going to love it!

@ Brian - yep it took some arm twisting and some extra $s to get this bow built      James out did himself on this one.  The craftsmanship and quality of this bow just cannot be seen in the pictures.  I still have not got to play wiht it much but I am totally impressed with how easy if sends a heavy arrow down range with authority.  I have owned and shot a few Berry bows for last several decades - but this one is without a doubt the best one I have shot - and that includes my Serpentine which I will never sale.

You had to bring up the serpentine lol

Another masterpiece by the master...... I have a taipan scheduled for next year and will get on the list for a Morning Star. I've no idea on the woods I'll go with and will probably let James decide. These Berry threads have me going back and forth on choices...

I love the wedges in the riser... beautiful bow.

Can you take a pic of the belly side of the grip

How wide is the grip?

Ill try to measure it this evening Brian and here are back and belly pics

 

Thanks for the pics

Sa-Weeeet!!!!!

That's really nice!!

Is that the dished grip?  I am interested in a Taipan, but have only shot recurves, so was leaning toward something besides a straight grip.

That's a positive locator .

Okay , Thanks.. I like the looks of that grip.

Heck I don't know I told James to make me a shooter and I think he understands my shooting ability (or lack there of) better than I do.  This bow really impresses me how dang quick it is.  And man does it have a knack at pointing where I want to hit.  I am not playing wiht it much as I have a big hunt coming up in Nov and I've got my Thunderhorn dialed in as I will be flying and it is just easier with a takedown.