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Started by steve schrank, May 26, 2009, 06:51:00 PM

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steve schrank

hi guys I just wanted to ask a question.I had a bow blank made at lakeside archery it has an osage belly with purpleheart and a glass back.After a long time I finaly finished it.After shooting the bow it has a 3/4 inch string follow and has lost 4 lbs in weaght.Is this normal for a glass backed bow.remember the bow has no glass on the belly just the back.I would like to know what the experts think                        
   
     thanks

Orion

That sounds about right, depending on the initial shape and wood type.  Not at all unusual for a bow to develop some "set".

Chris Wilson

3/4" set/string follow after shootin it in is good.  The weight loss is normal as well.  I'll typically stop a few pounds over desired draw weight to allow for break in.
"You're either trained or untrained.  When it hits the fan, you will always fall to the level of your training."

steve schrank

thanks so mutch for the info I was worred I was doing it wrong

frank bullitt

Steve, sounds like a beauty, how about some pics?


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