I've been shooting for about 2 years now, and I'm really getting into it.  I've been looking to buy a new bow for awhile, but I've recently been considering a takedown longbow.  Looking for any advice on this.  I've got a 31" draw length, so I'm concerned about buying a bow that is too short.

64-70" Border Griffon GL. Two piece sleeve. The GL stands for glassless but it does have carbon. THe carbon is 40% lighter than glass yet more torsionally stiff=more forgiving. Contact Sid@borderbows.com Pete Ward  www.peteward.com  did test/review.

Ron King Fox Archery builds a really nice takedown 2 peice long bow it's a sleeved bow. I really like mine. Frank  www.foxarchery.com

Take a look at the Wapiti Spike. Keith Chastains take-down system won`t break the bank :-)) and works darn good.
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Just make it clear to the bowyer you have a 31" draw. If I built ya one...it'd be 66" long.

Good Luck!

I shoot a firefly and I draw 30. It's AMO 63"

i shoot a 66" acs.  i have a legitimate 33" draw.  no problems.

The RER LX 3 piece longbow works very well with longer draws.  For a draw like yours I would recommend a 64" bow.

33" draw WOW  !!!  How tall might you be ?

         Tom

I have a Kota three piece I just put in the classifieds. I'm a 29" and it would work for you. Great bow.

I picked up a 3 peice hummingbird Kingfisher longbow yesterday ( AWESOME ) . Ben had several in stock ready to ship . Thoese Hummingbirds are second to none .www.hummingbird.com

take a look at the dryad orion

Bob Lee Elite Bubinga model.

I Recently purchased a pronghorn T/d Longbow and absolutley love it.

Of the 3 piece longbows I have shot , Ben Grahams Hummingbirds and Elmers Crow Creek Blackfeathers  are the best. One opinion. Flinthead

ACS 3 pieces are very soooth..less poundage too with more umpppph

I like my 2 piece shrew too..it's short only 54" strung

Jer Bear

You might check out Rick Welch's Dakota longbows. 3 pc . alot of bow for the $. Dakotabows.com.  DB

all that's gonna basically matter is the following ...

1. choose a bow length recommended to safely handle yer 31" draw, i.e. - 66" or so

2. pick a t/d style that functionally and aesthetically fits you - two or three piece

3. order in a draw weight that fits your draw length

4. shoot, enjoy    

Make sure it is measured at your draw weight so you know exactly what you have also.

QuoteOriginally posted by vermonster13:
Make sure it is measured at your draw weight so you know exactly what you have also.

very very good/IMPORTANT point!