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Advice Needed

Started by mo bo hunter, July 18, 2008, 02:04:00 PM

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mo bo hunter

I got a bow from a nieghbor he had setting around its an all wood bow from thr sixtys all it says on it is medium under the grip is 55.
Heres the problem i shot it a few times seemed ok except the last time it came apart. it has a z splice and does not look like the z was ever glued it seems like the handle was all that was glued on well all that happened was the handle came off. It seems like its oak my idea was glue back the z add a new handle and back it but all i have to back it with is a thin peice of black walnut. Does this seem like it will work or would i be wasting my time, the limbs seem to be fine the z splice is still perfect it did not break.
the bow is 64" static tip limbs are 1 1/2 at the widest point.
thanks for any advice
WIDOW PCH 44#
PREADTOR CLASSIC 58#
DREAMCATCHER 50#
BROWNING EXPLORER 35#

Can Hahaka

Mississippi Lake Longbow 55#@28"
Woodcraft Equip. 30#@28"
Wisconsin Traditional Archers

GENESIS 27:3 - Now therefore, I pray thee, thy weapons, thy quiver and thy bow and go out to the field and take me some venison.

SCATTERSHOT

I had one come apart like that. I re- glued the splice, glued the handle back on, and wrapped the handle and the fadeouts with leather lace. I'm not much of a woodworker, and it's ugly as homemade soap, but it's still shooting.
"Experience is a series of non - fatal mistakes."

Orion

After gluing, could tightly wrap the handle/grip area its entire length in mason line and then varnish the string.  That will hold it together.


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