Howard Hill Bow Grip

[Overspined]

One more thing I just thought of, I just learned why the reverse handle bow is so useful and I tested it today. If you have to wear gloves or something that will mess with your bow hand, these bows are very difficult to torque, even with gloves! I got waaay too far into the grip today to test out the "theory" and found it to be very true. They don't torque. I found it also to be very much more accurate than the standard design as well, which I feel that I am very proficient as shooting. Give it a try sometime!

[Orion]

The differences in the Hill grips are fairly minor.  Though my current bows have dished grips, I've shot straight and indexed griped Hills just as well.

[RC]

Good looking Hill there Jedi.RC

[Ric O'Shay]

Slightly dished with natural elk and chechen riser. May sound funny, but I seem to get the heel of my hand down on the slightly dished grip better than the locator or the straight. I have all three grips on my Hill bows.

Two Wesley Specials that have the dished; a Halfbreed that is straight and a Longbowman's Choice that is a locator.

[Ric O'Shay]

Here is the other side of the slightly dished chechen riser.