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Started by daveycrockett, March 04, 2016, 07:02:00 PM

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daveycrockett

I've decided to give a Pika from Dan a try. He has several in stock in my specs. Can't decide T/D or one piece. Don't travel a lot, but thinking the bowbolt weight will make for a more stable shooter. What say you???

Chad Orde

Heard nothing but good about those, and I like the extra riser weight personally.
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Stump73

Most of the time you will get more money out of a takedown if you was to ever sell or trade it. Itso just up to you but be sure and post some pics and tell us about how you like it.
BigJim Thunderchild 54" 52# @ 28"
BigJim Thunderchild 56" 42# @ 28"

McDave

I've always shot better with a takedown. The only time I use one piece is in longbow tournaments that require one piece.  I'm sure the Hill shooters would give you a different answer.
TGMM Family of the Bow

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Biathlonman

Takedown in the Pika is much more stable.  The one piece felt a little twitchy to me.  Two piece was rock solid.

Cyclic-Rivers

If I had the money, I would lean toward the take down.  Personally I like smaller risers with a little more mass weight, Usually that take down system is perfect.

Also, when and if you do travel, its more convenient. You can stuff it under the seat in your truck.... If I had the money, its a no brainer.
Relax,

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Charlie Janssen

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If you have a one piece and need a two piece, your out of luck!

If you go the two piece, you are covered either way.

Bisch

CoachBGriff

QuoteOriginally posted by Bisch:
If you have a one piece and need a two piece, your out of luck!

If you go the two piece, you are covered either way.

Bisch
My thoughts exactly!
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beaunaro

I would go 2 piece.

Sure would like to know how you like it and some photos, bc I have been thinking about one as well.

I really am enjoying the Thunderchild I bought from you David.
Irv Eichorst

daveycrockett

QuoteOriginally posted by daveycrockett:
I've decided to give a Pika from Dan a try. He has several in stock in my specs. Can't decide T/D or one piece. Don't travel a lot, but thinking the bowbolt weight will make for a more stable shooter. What say you???
Well, I just sent Dan payment for the  56" 46@28 T/D Pika He has on His instock page.   :bigsmyl:

Flatshooter

Hey Davey, I checked your bow out on the Toelke site...It's absolutely beautiful!!!! Best of luck with her.

Elkchaser

QuoteOriginally posted by daveycrockett:
Well, I just sent Dan payment for the  56" 46@28 T/D Pika He has on His instock page.    :bigsmyl:  [/QB][/QUOTE]

It does look like a beauty, as all Toelke's seem too!   Congrats!! :thumbsup:
Dan called me and it sounds like my bow is done and I will be picking it up tomorrow. I went with 54" T/D, 51# @ 28". Bocote accents on the riser, black glass limbs (love that, my last 3 Toelke's have all had black glass) and beaver tail wrapped grip! Can't wait to see it. Dan said its a looker.
No matter where you go; There you are.......

Toelke Lynx RC 58", 51@28"

daveycrockett

I asked Dan about wrapping mine with beavertail He advised against it????

Biathlonman

Can't wait to hear what you think.  I wouldn't have covered up that beautiful grip, I'm guessing that's what Dan was thinking.

Yellow Dog

Very nice   :thumbsup:   Been eyeing that one since he listed on his site. Curious why he advised against the beavertail? If I ordered one it'd be sporting some tail.
TGMM Family of the Bow

Guss

Ron(Elkchaser), I'm really looking forward to seeing yours...!!
I can tell you that the Pika is as fine a shooter as I've shot in a longbow....the only thing I've shot in the same ballpark is a 2 pc Chinook..!! Toelke's are building some shooters..!!    :clapper:

Elkchaser

JR (Guss) I sent you a couple of pics of the Pika. Just picked it up today. I think we are going to get along real well. You can post the pics if you want to.
No matter where you go; There you are.......

Toelke Lynx RC 58", 51@28"

CRS

Congratulations,  please let us know what you think of it.

 I had looked at the bow more that a couple times.  If it was just a little heavier, it probable would have been headed in my direction.
Inquiring minds.......

Guss

Here we go guys, Ron(Elkchaser's) new Pika...!!!


Nice...!!

Elkchaser

Thanks Guss!
I will try to give a full report once I get home with it and am able to spend some quality time with it.
I will say that the first several shots through it in front of Dan's shop were flying extremely true, extremely quiet and very quick. I think I'm going to love it.    :thumbsup:  
  :archer2:
No matter where you go; There you are.......

Toelke Lynx RC 58", 51@28"


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