Sweet bow, Jim! I think the Moose are in trouble!

Very nice!

Sweet bow.
I am glad I am not a moose.

John

man, what a sweet looking bow. What is the length?

Nice bow Jim.  Still have that static self bow?  That was a sweet one too.

it is 56 inches and 47 lb at 27 inches.  Shot it till my arm fell off yesterday at the Chippewa Falls WI traditional only shoot.

Here is a group of arrows from my buds and I from 25 yards out. My 4 arrows are the red and turkey 3 inch feathers on the CE 250's

I like the way this bow shoots.

Looks awesome, Good luck on the Moose Hunt!!

Roman now has a couple static recurves in stock and will have them at Denton next month. Looking forward to shooting them.

Real nice! I don't usually like the look of those reverse risers or whatever you call when limbs are mounted like that. I like that 1 a lot. Real sharp!!

That's a great looking bow Jim!  I love the dark color and the heavier mass in the riser.  Good luck with your moose hunt this fall!    

Bernie

Very nice!!!!
I keep considering static tips from Roman.  Beautiful bow.  The Bobcat is a fabulous bow.  

Congrats!

Excuse my ignorance. What is a "static tip"recurve?

There are basically two types of 'recurve' limbs. Dynamic, or working tips, and static tips. With working tip curves, the recurved hook opens up or unfolds during the latter part of the draw cycle. The profile of the hooks from unbraced to braced to full draw will change, sometimes dramatically. While a static tip hook does not open up during the draw cycle. The three above mentioned profiles will be identical or close to it. Both designs have their benefits, but generally speaking, a static tip will shoot quieter. Do a quick search here, and you'll find tons of info on static tips.

Love it !! Beautiful bow