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? re: altering a bow's weight

Started by lucznik, January 11, 2010, 07:55:00 PM

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lucznik

I have a longbow that I purchased a couple years ago that is a wide-limbed D-style bow. I do not remember what kind of wood it is made of but, it is backed with clear glass. It was not an expensive bow. I think I paid $130 for it new. The bow claims to be 55#@26" but it feels A LOT heavier than my other longbow which is 53#@26". It also seems to stack quite a bit.

OK so; here are my questions. How difficult/expensive would it be for someone to modify this bow to a lighter draw-weight? Is this something that someone with absolutely no bowyery experience could reasonably accomplish or should it be taken to a professional?
What if the hokey pokey really is what it's all about?

AALLFAB

One of the members here has a bow hospital and i think it lists on his site a price to alter weight. Search the word hospital and that may bring it up. Jim

MJB

Yep do a search for Joe (Whip) GREAT GUY   :thumbsup:
A Gobbler yelp Spring or Fall is a long conversation.


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