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Help identify Howatt / Martin bow

Started by Benoli, November 02, 2007, 07:50:00 PM

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Benoli

I've had this bow for a few years and just dusted it off so I could loan it to a friend. Does anyone know what model this is? I'm quite certain that the missing sticker indicated it was a Howatt but it could have been Martin. Also if you know what it is, maybe you can help me with what the Brace Height should be.



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Killdeer

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And the song, from beginning to end, I found again in the heart of a friend.

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Ted Fry

I am pretty sure Killdeer is correct loks like a Hi speed by Howatt , hard to tell by the pics if it was early enough to be before Martin purchased Howatt but no difference , still made by the same guys.
Try between 7 3/4" to 8" from the crotch of handle to the string. Love those older Hi speeds

mahantango

Yup, that's a Hi-Speed. They were made in 54" and 58". Mine is a few years newer, 54". One of the best short recurves ever made. Howattman over on *********** could tell you when it was made.
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Benoli

Thank you! I will try Howattman as well.
One stick, one string and an arrow I'll fling!


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