I stopped at Greg's shop today. Wow. I shot an Elkhart , Falcon and some names I can't pronounce. What an artist he is. I'm on the list but I feel pressure to choose a wood (s). They all have a very smooth draw, very light in the hand. I'm in deep now. Multiple bows, who'd a thunk it.

Uh Oh...shoulda warned ya about Gregg's bows...too late, we cant help you now   :D

It is too late. So much for you electricians watching out for us dumb carpenters. For not telling me I might need to borrow your couch soon after I take delivery.

Jim,

Was a pleasure meeting you today.

Gregg

Thank you for your time. The pleasure was all mine. Your work is very impressive.

Nice.  Well, since you are deciding on woods, which model did you select, and why?

I think I'm going with the Falcon XL although that might change. Very smooth out to my 31" draw. The model he had on the rack was gripped perfect. I also like his take down and how it works. But I liked the Elkheart as well. I'm in line so I have a little time. He had some nice maple in there also. I'm thinking of having woods indigenous to my area might be cool.

I am on the list as well.  I am leaning toward a 60" falcon to be similar to my shrew safari, but I have a used 56" TD Elkheart on the way that may make me change my mind and opt fora 58" Elkheart, but we will see.  I only draw 29.5".

That's very nice. He had a 58" Elkheart there. The Falcon was 60" I liked the grip better.

Gregg builds some beauties and Man are they performers. He is also one of the nicest guy's out there!!!!

Just picked up a used Elkheart myself that just happened to be what I was in line to order - 56", 50# @ 28 and overall dark hue (for ground blind use) of tamo ash veneers. A beauty of a shooter. Plan on getting back in line again in the near future for a take down.

I am also on his list and should be getting to me in the next couple of months. I am getting his Tanjavur 60" 50@28", I shot one late last year and what a shooter it was, can't wait.

Greg is an artist, builds a great bow, seen a couple in person, quality is as good as it gets and he's a genuinely good guy. Haven't met Greg in person but hope to some day. I've had a couple business dealings with him and some freely shared bow building advice. Can't go wrong with a Javaman bow.

I am also on his list and should be getting to me in the next couple of months. I am getting his Tanjavur 60" 50@28", I shot one late last year and what a shooter it was, can't wait.

On the list as well, still haven't decided on wood choice. Pretty excited but have awhile yet. Some pics may help on wood choice

Gregg makes a great bow and is a great guy to deal with.

Here you go   Perry F.

That is very nice. Awesome!

My son picked up a Elkhart from Gregg this past winter. It has become his favorite bow over all his others. The craftsmanship is awesome and the bow is a real joy to shoot.

Beautiful.  What are the specs, birdbow?