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Started by Alexander Traditional, January 24, 2017, 01:45:00 PM

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Alexander Traditional

I didn't want to get on the build list for one of these because I just have too many bows,but everything came together on this one.

I liked the looks of the Tundra model,but you mostly see Stickflingers come up for sale. This bow had everything I wanted. It was just the right length,poundage,and has great looks.

I got the bow from Mike Davenport,and he said he has killed all kinds of stuff with it. At least it will have some good mojo!

Here's a picture of my first two shots at fifteen yards. I just wish I could get better like this when shooting at game.


Alexander Traditional

Take a look at these veneers,they are gorgeous! This bow is super smooth. I'm very excited about it!


Matabele


Alexander Traditional

Hey Mark the riser is actionwood or something similar. I'm not sure about the veneers,but they sure are pretty!

pdk25


Warden609


joe vt

:knothead:     :knothead:    :knothead:    I did not renew my membership to the classifieds so I could save $$$. The TT Tundra is a longbow I would love to own. I hope the specs are not what I would have wanted lol  :)

Nice longbow and nice shooting!!!
~ joe vt  >>>~~~~~~~~>

TGMM Family of the Bow

Steve Jr

That's a good looking bow, I have been wanting to give a stickflinger a try myself. Good shooting

Steve Jr
Steve Jr


Stalker Coyote FXT LB 58" & 48#@26"
Compton Traditional Bowhunters Life Member

Alexander Traditional

It's 64" and 52@28 Joe. I've said the same thing about renewing my membership,but I buy a ton of arrows and broadheads also. I just need to stay off the used bows.

Thanks for the comments Steve,but it's a Tundra.

YORNOC

Limbs are maybe stained quilted maple?
Looks great!
David M. Conroy

I have a bow I bought from Mike also!

Congrats on your new stick!

Bisch

FITTER

Fantastic looking bow..... Congrats!!!
Philippians 4:13

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Northernmist Classic
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Whip

I've shot that bow - she's a sweetheart!
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In the end, it is not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years. Abraham Lincoln.

Mike Vines

You bought a great bow, from a great guy.  This is a WIN all the way around.
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Matabele

QuoteOriginally posted by Alexander Traditional:
Hey Mark the riser is actionwood or something similar. I'm not sure about the veneers,but they sure are pretty!
That they are! Awesome bow and it looks like you're driving tacks with it    :thumbsup:

joe vt

Very close to perfect specs.  You gotta love 64" length longbows, and love the D shape strung profile.


Any of you fellas have a 64" Tundra you want to sell contact me    :rolleyes:    44-48#
~ joe vt  >>>~~~~~~~~>

TGMM Family of the Bow

Crooked Stic

High on Archery.

wapiti792

I truly loved this bow but have now become wronghanded due to some hand issues from a treestand accident a few years back. Take into account I am left eye dominant and I hate bows just sitting there. I had it hanging under the mountain goat I killed last year like some "trophy" piece. I sold it right and passed it to a guy who is happy. Win/win!!! It saw some action and I hope it sees much more. Good luck with her    :campfire:  

*Booner


*Rio

160# Nanny

*Punkin' Head

Enjoy my friend. Mojo included in the price  :)
Mike Davenport

Alexander Traditional

Thanks guys! I'm really enjoying it Mike.

agross1

Silvertip 60"  54#
64 Kodiak 60"  50#


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