Static or conventional? Thats a tough one. I think it depends alot on the individual and his or her needs.Draw wise I would presume the regular curve would have a slightly[very slightly]smoother draw at the end of the draw.Would be advantages for a clicker shooter[as I am] but I think the Static limb outshines when it comes to lateral stability.As in a long bow the limb tips are much harder to twist at full draw therefor making them much more forgiving on a not so perfect release. That coupled with a better string angle [less finger pinch]the static are my choice as a 'hunting bow'.When I comes to crunch time every little helps .
Curt as the difference between the limb cores,I wish I would have the time to seriously test it myself but from what I have been told the bamboo should have a slight advantage in performance over the maple core.Chose maple for the time tested durability in the 58" as that is my 'rough and tumble' bow and actionboo for the 56"  'going to town' bow. I'm sure both of them will keep me in full freezers and Taxidermy bills for quite some time.  Thanks Mo

Thanx Mo    

Guru,
    That gray Dymondwood bow sure is a looker, too bad he made it backwards.    :rolleyes:  

What are the specs on her?

Dave

How high are ya"ll running your nock point on your string? Thanks Randy J.

Hey Joe, so you're saying that at my 29 1/2" draw, a 56" static tip would be good??????


David

Yes Dave...that would work. 58" would even be smoother with the Static limb.

Randy..I never really measure nock pt. I nock the arrow then move it up until I see the right angle off the shelf. Just a personal thing for me....I set your bow up that way.

Chris...when your bow arrives, I promise no more than a dozen arrows through it. I'll set up your nock pt also...I highly recommend a TS-1 FF string for all Kempfs. Three Tree STrings, Tony Cochrane does a great job. I just like the performance of these strings. I have them on both Kempfs....

Dave, I gotta agree with Skippy...I draw mine 28.5" and it's smooth as silk. I do show people some times how far I draw it, and draw it past 30" with ease...

Randy, I use a single nock point usually right around 1/2" and I nock under it...

Curt you know how partial I am to that charcoal diamondwood........hope you don't mind if I order one that's a twin to yours......except of course right handed!


David

David,

Don't feel bad I have two on order that will have gray dymondwood risers with maple cores and gray actionwood lams in the limbs.

That's what I need to hear Chris, and besides matching yours and Curt's it would match perfectly with my Shawnee......        


David

Heck no buddy, have at it!!

Stop already I am weakening - and my wife will hurt me this time.

Thanks Curt,thats what mine likes. Randy J.

I forgot to mention...my bow should be done next week    

Hey Chris, any chance of leasing it for a year or so with an option to buy?    


David

Thanks guys, for all the good info.I'm going to place an order tomorrow for another 56".This time I'll give the new static limbs a try.

How about some more pics!

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How about some more pics!

2nd!