Bingham's 64" r/d build (Finished Pics Pg. 3)

Started by K30bowfisher, October 03, 2010, 04:39:00 PM

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K30bowfisher

Thanks guys, I'm very happy with it. It would not have turned out nearly as nice if Greg hadn't helped me when I got into trouble.

It finished out: 56lbs at 30" and shoots a 550 gr arrow at 172 fps from that 30" draw. I missed a grouse with it today and broke an arrow. But it was fun anyways.
It is better to be approximately right than exactly wrong.

GREG IN MALAD

A missed grouse and a broken arrow is how most of my bows start their career.
The next time you place an order with Binghams, get some bodkin broadheads. I chop about 1/2" off the tip and they make the best grouse points, they cut through grouse but don't stick in trees to bad.
I didnt miss, thats right where I was aiming

fish n chicks

THAT is a beautiful bow K30. I love the profile and materials you chose. Congrats and have fun with her.

HMlongbow

That is a great idea, I had the same problem before.

1oldbowguy

That is one sweet looking bow there, congrats.
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fish n chicks

That's a great looking bow. Any chance of seeing her drawn?

SteveD


K30bowfisher

Here you go Fish, sorry about the poor cell phone pic.

It is better to be approximately right than exactly wrong.

tradsniper

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Shaun

Wow! That is one very fine bow and you really do have a 30" draw! With that long draw you will get plenty of performance from your bow. If you want slightly more speed or just a different "feel" you might try other string materials. I like TS-1+ in 12 or 14 strand Flemish twist style.

bigbellybuck

That's a great lookin bow! Just wondering, does the 64" bingham's design pull real smooth out to 30", or do you think a 66" would be better? The bows I build are more heavily r/d, but I really like the strung profile of yours, and I have a 30" draw as well.
I don't have a problem.  I can quit deer hunting anytime I want.

K30bowfisher

A buddy at work draws 32" and this bow is starting to stack on him at that length, but at my 30" draw it feels nice and smooth.
It is better to be approximately right than exactly wrong.

razorsharptokill

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kennym

Stay sharp, Kenny.

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Sixby

Awsome, Simply awsome. The quality of yur tips , overlays and window and shelf is professional.Its really hard to believe that is your first bow. You are a natural bowyer. god bless you and God has blessed you, Steve

K30bowfisher

Thanks for the comments. I guess that I am proof that even a blind squirrel can find an acorn once in a while.
It is better to be approximately right than exactly wrong.

razorsharptokill

Had to come back for a second look, you sure this is your first bow?????

Very impressive. Just as nice as anything hanging on the rack at basspro!
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Oklahoma Army National Guard 88-89
USMCR 89-96 Desert Storm
Oklahoma Air National Guard 2002- present. Operation Iraqi Freedom 2005(Qatar) and 2007(Iraq),
Operation New Dawn Iraq 2011,
Operation Enduring Freedom 2018 Afghanistan.
NRA Life Member.

H8nonCubs

Looks awesome. If it shoots half as good as it looks you've got yourself a shooter
"I never make the same mistake twice, i make it three or four times. You know just to make sure."

Mt. Clemens Bowyer

Lane.     You did a very nice build on your  first one. Congratulations. At this time I'am building my 3rd, and 4th 68" laminated recurve bows. Good luck in the future.      John


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