I have two bows with the static tips.  A Dryad Epic and an RER Retro, enjoy them both.  I haven't noticed either to be extremely fast, although plenty quick for me, but both are very, very quiet.  For me quiet is where it's at, not speed.  But having said that, having both is really nice too.   RW.

Here are the pics that I could get ready for here tonight.

John you need an old Bear leather top quiver for that bow!!
PM me your address so I can send you one.
                              George

What is a "static" limb?

americanhunter7

That is one cool looking bow. kind of puts one back in the old days.

John I love the pictures of your bow.

Those tips are just the "cat's meow!" and the only style of recurves that has tweaked my interest in curves.

So far my interests have been limited to looking.

If I get a chance to shoot one someday that may change...lol

Thank you for sharing.

God bless,Mudd

Heres My aluminum Static...
It says on it
MJB 2-4 4261
52# @ 27 max
DOUBLE SHELF

I was told it was made from WW11 surplus aluminum aircraft propellers. Don't know for sure. Any info on theres great all aluminum bows would be wonderful to hear! Thanks Jeff

My Father inlaw had a bow just like yours.
He told me not to string it as they are prone to break.

HE WAS RIGHT!!

Tree Dancer DID YOURS BREAK ???? ..I have three ..shot them all for years..No problem here! All of mine are rated at 27" draw  (MAX.)..maybe the were overdrawed some???

I also shoot a 56" Kwyk Styk with static tips are really like it      

Actually I like them so much I have another 56" and a 52" on order.

My dad is also shooting a 56" KS with static tips and has a 52" on order as well.

QuoteOriginally posted by Bowwild:
What is a "static" limb?

As I understand it.. a static tip is a bow that the tips don't work as part of the limb, ie they are static.. non-moving.

Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.

God bless,Mudd

I have a couple of Sovereign Ballisticks, Love them.

QuoteOriginally posted by Chris Surtees:
I also shoot a 56" Kwyk Styk with static tips are really like it            

Actually I like them so much I have another 56" and a 52" on order.

My dad is also shooting a 56" KS with static tips and has a 52" on order as well.

 

 

Chis,

Those are some wicked looking poison arrows you got there. What are the specs of the wraps and fletching? Are those tracers on there too?

Let's see some pics of the Ballistiks...please.

Static tips are tips that do not bend or do not bend much. They do work in that the perform a purpose. The extend and maintain the length of draw keeping the string angle even trhorugh most of the draw which really makes a smooth drawing or even drawing bow gaining the same or close to the same poundage through the draw cycle. They also quiten the bow down in that the string comes abruptly off of the stiff tip and so there is little if any string slap or vibration. The smaller the tips and still long enough to perform these functions the faster and lighter the limb and the bow is. That is why I designed the short , sharp hook.on the Talon. It makes a super efficient , light in weight limb. God Bless and hope this helps , Steve

I only own one recurve. 49 inch Texas Recurves Comanche. 73#@28 inches. This bow is as quiet as any of my longbows, and I love the tips. I found it used several years ago.



 

 

The last two bows I built were static tip recurves. Very quiet and quite fast. Arrows for the bows had to be changed to the next size up and the one which is used at a longer draw length than I use, had to move up two sizes for my friend. They shoot very smooth and I noticed my point on has moved out 5 more yards. I am real pleased with the static tip.  :D  

Chort

Kwyk Styk - 54# @ 28"... This bow is quiet and is a shooter.    

Rank Bull I love it!!

It's those bumps on the limb tips that intrigue me.
They just look so cool!!

I think I might have to find one to shoot at least, even if I can't own one.

God bless,Mudd