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Lam Bow Questions

Started by Dan_da_man, October 08, 2007, 11:44:00 PM

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Dan_da_man

My buddy asked me a question about the bow he is building and couldn't answer it for him so I came to you guys (and gals). The bow materials are for a 68" longbow but he wants a 66" bow so my question to you is how much weight should he expect to gain by cutting the materials shorter?

Please let me know if you need more info.
Danny
"Just hit the next one twice as hard"

Holm-Made

6-7 pounds is what I would expect to gain on my hybrid bows.  Mine are 60"-62" though.  I would think it would be a little less on a longer bow with longer working limbs but that is only a guess.  See what others say.  Chad

Dan_da_man

"Just hit the next one twice as hard"

Crooked Stic

Yep 6-7 should be pretty close.
High on Archery.

draco

It depends on which ends of the tapered laminations he cuts off. If you cut the thick part before you splice,only about 3 lbs. If you cut the small ends about 5 to 7#s.


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