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thunderstick archery, or other affordable customs?

Started by deermaster1, January 03, 2009, 06:38:00 PM

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deermaster1

im interested in getting my first custom, and i like the price of the thundersticks.  i cannot spend more than 550$  i know i wont get fancy woods or limb cores, but i would love to have a bow made like i want it.  what do you think of the various thunderstick bows?  how about hornes traditionalist longbow?  i am interested in longbows, not recurves, so please consider that.  thanks for any advice or comments!
"I dont want my country to do anything for me, I want to do everything I can do for my country"~~~Ted Nugent

Fletcher

The T-sticks are excellent bows and Jim Reynolds is a fine man to deal with.  Another very good bow in your range is the JK Traditions Kanati.
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Jedimaster

You mention two great choices.  Of course everyone will agree that if you can it would be great to try each (and others) to see which really cranks your tractor.  Maybe you can hit a shoot or two this spring.  A true custom will mean it fits/suits you!

As far as the fancy woods and stuff, I prefer the simple and understated look myself.  Beauty is subjective.  The last bow I bought had black glass because I wanted it that way.  It is a looker!  

I have owned the Thunderstick Mag and found it to be really nice.  Jim makes a very comfortable grip IMHO.  The MOAB would be my choice of his bows.  The traditionalist has a loyal following and no doubt is a fine bow.  The thing is, get the one you like.  Start with the length you want and the style that pleases your eye, the grip that fits.  Talk to the bowyers and ask them what they can do.  Good luck and much success.  The only thing better than receiving a new bow is the sweet anticipation of the wait.
Do or do not ... there is no "try"

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Rick Wiltshire


wingnut

You can get a one piece Oracle from us with some upgrades for the money your talking.  Heck you can get a 3 pc Orion too.

Mike
Mike Westvang

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Ian johnson

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53@29 sheepeater shaman recurve
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51@29 dryad orion td longbow

deermaster1

the dryads look awesome!  another option to think about.
"I dont want my country to do anything for me, I want to do everything I can do for my country"~~~Ted Nugent


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