MOAB

[Justin Swim]

I ordered a MOAB from Jim a couple weeks ago. I currently don't know anyone that's ever used one before  Still can't make up my mind on wood choices so any suggestions would be welcome. Thanks

[4dogs]

Thats a pretty personal deal, everyone has different tastes. Suggest you just start looking at the thousands of bows in these pages till you see something that YOU really like...good luck...nice bows.

[xtrema312]

Do a search. There are a few threads about MOABs with a lot of good pic's of combo's.

[Wudstix]

Justin; I don't think you will be disappointed.  I owned a Thunderstick III until it crawled out of my truck and ran away.  Replaced it with a MOAB.  TSIII shot my 630 grain arrows at 178 f.p.s. and quiet.  MOAB shoots same arrows at 189 f.p.s. and just a quiet or better.  Got mine @27 1/2" and I pull @1/8-1/4" more.  Jim makes a very good bow.  I tested several other of the leading R/D bow makers and his was as good or better performance wise and the workmanship is excellent.  Plus his price was a tad lower.      

[longbowben]

Jim is making me a another bow also you will love it.I know he has some great looking ceder might want to ask him for some pictures.

[Lefty]

Jim makes great bows.  My MOAB was osage and cocobolo with antler tips and overlays. I had him substitute the white inner glass with red and it was very nice looking in my opionion.   Tulip wood sure is pretty too@

[Wudstix]

Purple Heart riser, bamboo cores, curly maple laminations.  Like the weight of the purple heart.  It adds to the stability of the bow.