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Owner's of GN Ghost Jack-Knife...Your Thoughts

Started by Cedar Savage, March 08, 2008, 12:29:00 PM

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Cedar Savage

Thinking about trying a Great Northern Ghost Jack-Knife.  Just looking for some comments from those who have owned one.  A few things I'm curios about...1) Is the bump on the grip (caused by the hinge)bothersome?  2) Is the bow in its take-down state less compact than other takedowns that come completely apart?

Thanks!  Scott
"If there aint no trout streams and whitetails in heaven, I'm not so sure I wanna go."  A Good Friend

paradocs

I've got 3 Jackknife GNs; had a couple others, including a Ghost.  The hinge bump was never a problem for me; in fact, it serves as a mini-locator.  Best takedown system for longbows I've used.  You're right, though...a Ghost broken down is not as compact as, say, a similar recurve with a system that allows the two halves to come completely apart.

tippit

I have 2 critter getter jacknife t/d and a ghost t/d.  The hinge doesn't bother me either.  I also have a ghost with a Robertson hing for the exact reason stated by paradocs.  The GN hinge doesn't allow for a very compact recurve to throw into your airline bagage.  The Robertson hinge separates for 2 easy to store limbs.
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maxwell

Nothing to lose, simple design, no failure worries,  open it, string it, and shoot.  Great bows. Hinge is great locator,  overall might not fold as small as others but how small do  you
really need it- is the question.

Bill


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