Green McBroom 58 Mojo

[Ghostbow]

Looking for delivery of my new McBroom 58 Mojo any day now. Green glass, bubinga riser, white tips, dark bamboo cores, 70# @ 29". Brian was gracious enough to provide a few pics before shipping. Working with Brian was an absolute pleasure from the time I ordered in November. Do to the draw weight Brian suggested a 0.20 glass I-beam in the center of the riser, just to make him feel more comfortable. You can barely see the I-beam in the first photo. Once I get to shooting and tuning, I'll repost with more photos and my thoughts.

Awesome looking stick!

Bisch

[Ghostbow]

One more.....

[Msturm]

Wow. That is splendid! Green glass is my favorite!

Sturm

[m midd]

Awesome bow, Cant wait to get mine. I talked with him about 20 minutes, super nice guy. Its also green glass and is gonna be 60-63# with a i beam.

[Cyclic-Rivers]

That looks like one I could shoot (except for the weight)

good looking stick

[ron w]

Holy Cow.......70#'s          I would need help getting it strung    

[Possumjon]

I like that green a lot

[Sirius Black]

[Ghost Dog]

Originally posted by ron w:
Holy Cow.......70#'s               I would need help getting it strung      

It's interesting to see how draw weights have come down over the past ten years or so. Ten or fifteen years ago a low 40#s was a woman's bow. Now it's an average man's bow. 70# is not that high, really. I still shoot 60# comfortably in some of my bows, 57# being average.

[Possum Head]

A lovely tribute to Grayling! I love the Mojo. Congrats.

[wooddamon1]

Nice!

[Ghost Dog]

Very nice looking bow. Nothing like an uncluttered traditional bow. My other favorites with this clean look are most Hill bows and anything from Great Northern.

[Ghostbow]

Strung it up today for the first time. Im loving the simple lines. Did a little tuning.
 

[Thumper Dunker]

I like it. That's a good looking bow.

[Producer]

Great weapon...

[Ghost Dog]

Please describe how it shoots. I imagine it's plenty fast. Is it quiet? Smooth drawing?

[Ghostbow]

Ghost Dog... yes sir, I certainly will give a discription on how it shoots in a few days. I want to get a little more familiar with the bow so as not to come off "gushing" do to its newness. I can say that tuning was a snap and the more I shoot the Mojo, the more I am noticing some subtle differences from other bows that I have shot.