NIce lookin' bow!

Jason makes an *outstanding* product!

Enjoy!

Shoot straight, Shinken

QuoteOriginally posted by inthere10x:
When I saw the picture then read the weight and length of "Halcon", I was nervous and had to check my bow rack. Thought the wife was "house cleaning", I have the same bow.
What is ur draw lenght? What arrows were you bare shafting (how long/how much point weight)

inthere10x

I draw 28". I'm using gold tip entradas 500 full length (30"). I have a 100 grain brass insert and 300 grain target tip. These shafts are really light... Like 6.4 grains per inch.

I'm really liking this bow.

Awesome, you will love it!
Teach the wife to shoot it and you will never have to hide a bow purchase from her again:)

She's a looker, congrats!

you guys are good man.i'm learnin all sorts of bad behavior from you.keep up the good work.  :D        :D  ..nice bow.

NICE!

Sweet bow! Enjoy  

I used to think my wife couldn't tell one bow,fishing rod,treestand etc. from the other.Boy was I WRONG   .That lady is a lot smarter than I thought.Purchases have recently sloooowed doooown   :(  .
Really sharp looking bow

Best Of Luck and Good Hunting with your new Kanati! You are right about a great value and fine workmanship. I got a "new-to-me" 56" Kanati and will be hunting with it this season. I dig the grip a lot. Good control when wearing a glove too!

... mike ...

A lady needs accesories right? Settled her right down for those longer shots. I can't put this combo down!


 
 
 
 

Juan

Thats a good lookin package their!!!!!! Glad your enjoying your setup!!!!

Thanks John,

Came in this morning.  The little bit of added weight really makes the bow stable.

I did have to shorten one of the bars but it was a pretty easy adjustment. Apparently th JK bows have a pretty short riser.

You have a really neat design here.

Very Nice

i love the style of that bow, it's nice. i've been looking at a couple of bow makers and wondering how that style shot.

QuoteOriginally posted by bucksdown:
i love the style of that bow, it's nice. i've been looking at a couple of bow makers and wondering how that style shot.

thanks guys


I had been wanting to try one of these forward riser designs out for a while and there are several good ones out there. It's a really natural feel and it feels like it makes it easier to be repeatable.

I have a friend who just started with archery and is really already pretty good from 25 yards with a similiar bow after just a few weeks.

You should definately try one out.

Another thing about these quivers is you're not constantly stabbing your broadheads into foam making them dull. The way these go in, the broadhead edge slides between the leather and stays put and I mean really stays put.

I will probably modifiy my side quiver to accept broadheads the same way. You know have like 6 broadhead sheaths tied together at the bottom of the quiver.