My new "Quinn Stallion" Riser

Started by Doug Treat, December 05, 2010, 01:54:00 PM

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Doug Treat

This is the new riser I made thanks to help from you guys here.  I wanted a lower wrist grip as well as having wood vs. metal (warm vs. cold).  I just shot it for the first time and I like it.

Doug Treat

BTW, I ordered the glass accents, Smooth-On epoxy, and limb hardware from Binghams.  The wood (ash) was given to my years ago.  Total cost-about $30!

KellyG

looks sweet, now let us see the whole shootn match

BenBow

But his bow will remain steady, and his hands will be skillful; because of the hands of the Mighty One of Jacob, because of the Shepherd, the Rock of Israel,  (Genesis 49:24 [NETfree])

Doug Treat


Doug Treat


Rattus58

I like the contrasts with your limbs...

Beautiful...  :)

Much Aloha...  :archer2:

KellyG

Rattus you bet me to it. I love the way it looks.

Doug Treat

I can't really take credit for how it turned out...I didn't have much of a plan except that I wanted to duplicate the handle on my old Shakespeare.  I kinda just flew by the seat of my pants on this one but I kinda like it.

Bradford

Looks real good!  And now you have extra epoxy to build another one for fun!
God gave you hands, use them

Doug Treat

Bradford, I may try to do one for my son. This was a fun project.

Bradford

God gave you hands, use them


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