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Want a awsome looking black widow any suggestion?

Started by Ronal Ollis, January 22, 2011, 12:03:00 PM

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Ronal Ollis

I am going to order a pch x next month and can't decide what  wood or combination of woods would look awesome.  Really want it to be a eye catcher any suggestions?

LongStick64

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Wannabe1

You're going to get a real amount of varied responses here! I say go with what you like. I myself am partial to Osage. It's darkening with age factor makes it one of the coolest bow woods I know.   :thumbsup:
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Huntschool

Ya have a bunch of choices here.... but you already know that.

If you are going to arder an X bow you need to make the choice.  Look at the woods available and then, ya might want to take a day or so (I don't know where ya are in IN) make a drive over to Nixa.  I did and it was worth every gallon of gas.

I actually ordered a pretty basic PL II with grip options and just two little "tweeks" to the look. Its a PL II TD 64" but different grip, highlites like the lazer overlays except in fiberglass and a built out shelf.  I like basic.  My current PLX is a knock out with bocote limbs and cocobolo in the riser.

Good luck
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Cyclic-Rivers

There are a lot of pictures of widows available.  Study wood combos, Find what you like and order a sweet lookin bow.  Sounds pretty simple   :readit:    :knothead:    

Good luck and most of all have fun.
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ronp

I like the looks of the cross grain options that they offer.  Do a search for some bows posted by Steel.  Cody sure has some great looking Black Widows, probably the nicest looking ones in my opinion, and has a pretty good eye for wood combinations.
Ron Purdy

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Terry Lightle

Lots of different wood options,lots of different opinions,lots of beautiful bows.I am kinda partial to the old Greybark myself,had 1 years ago and leaned it up against a tree and had trouble finding it more than once especially when a friend would move it on me.
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ishoot4thrills

QuoteOriginally posted by LongStick64:
Tulipwood
:thumbsup:
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frassettor

Heres a couple for you to look at if that helps..Tulipwood and Osage..
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mooseman76


Ronal Ollis

Mooseman is that olive ash in the top picture?   Really like the olive ash limbs.  But trying to decide what riser would look good.  On the cover of the 2010 catalog there is a picture of a pch with olive ash limbs with a dark riser I think it is either ironwood or kingwood.  Kinda got that combination in mind.

Benny Nganabbarru

Do a search, and you will find loads of options.
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Covey

Hello to a fellow Hoosier! There are so many beautiful combo's that it makes really hard to pick. That top pic of mooseman76 is a dandy. Terry had a awesome looking widow on here a while back, if you do a search you'll probably find it. Good luck with your decision! Jason

Steelhead

I had a Coco bolo/Osage riser PTFX with bamboo cored limbs and Osage veneers.It was one handsome bow.

Similar to the Golden Anninversary bows they introduced to celebrate thier 50th year.

BRITTMAN

I have a psa with ironwood riser and olive ash limbs , it looks alot like the bow on there web site . Very nice looking , tuff made with the ironwood , and good camo in the woods .
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Zmonster

Coco/osage. Zircote/osage. Kingwood/osage. Mine was Bolivian rosewood/myrtle and beautiful, but It didnt agree with me. I like my longbows best.
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Friend

There are several sites that have numerous BW pics.

Just copy and past in the URL, you will find plenty.

photobucket.com/groups/i215/AQBJ8S3ZS2/
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Ron Bushong

Tulipwood gets my vote too.  I've got a Tulipwood PAX with black accents... absolutely stunning.  I'm partial to it though.  I like the grain and colors of Tulipwood so much that I overlayed the pegheads (front & back) and neck heels on two of my banjos with it a few years ago (thanks to Jim Jones of Firefly Bows for grinding the Tulipwood stock down to the thickness that I needed).

Good luck... There's lots to choose from.  I'm sure you will find a combo that works for you.

RB

Bjorn

There was one on here a coupla' months ago that was really handsome-largely Osage and darker laminates. No reds, or blues-looked like wood.


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