Nice!!!!

Thanks for sharing. I can't wait to see rob's longbow.

So how is that bow shooting Terry? haven't heard a peep about what you think of it.    I'll be interested hearing in how well it performs for you.   Kirk

Hello Kirk, yes, I have shot it.However, i've been sick three weeks of the last month and a half. How hardly ever get sick but there's a bunch of viruses going around here, and I think i've caught every one of them.

The bow is very smooth. The draw is quiet, quick and accurate. I really like it a lot. I sold all my recurves, except my grandfather's pearson and my dad's bear. So it's the only curve i've got in the house other than those two. I'm now waiting for a nice overcast day to take some nice pictures.

By the way, where did you get that T wrench that you use to put the bow together? And what is the official name of it?

Terry - you got rid of your super curve bow(s)??

  Excellent!   Glad to hear it shoots well for you.

Here is a link to those T-handle allen wrenches., There are many different choices.

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=3%2F16+t+handle+allen+wrench&crid=YTWH2WXQ7SVF&sprefix=%2Caps%2C203&ref=nb_sb_ss_recent_2_0_recent




Did i send you a video on assembly & takedown procedure on that design? If not, here is one that i did for Rob. This is important. Some of these i have built, the bolt was longer & didn't completely retract into the riser. I'm not sure whether yours does or not. The ones with the longer bolts could damage the belly ramp cap if this procedure isn't followed. In the future i'll have all of these flush when disassembled to insure that doesn't happen. But its best to follow the disassembly process shown here.

 https://photos.app.goo.gl/nsaYgz9q8xeVdqLh7

Burnside, NO!

Why did you come up with that statement?

Do you think if I bought a new shirt that I threw my other shirts away?