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RER Arroyo Riser---Redesigned by tippit

Started by tippit, May 24, 2009, 05:32:00 PM

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tippit

First of all I need to thank & apologize to RER.  I picked up a used RER Arroyo that shoots as well as any bow I have shot.  Plus being a recurve...I usually Do Not Shoot Recurves!

My only problem with it was the grip.  Again being a longbow shooter I like a straight to low wrist grip.  Also being a knifemaker, I have no problem hogging off metal or wood with a 2X72 belt grinder...doesn't take long to shape wood with a 36 grit belt  ;)    And knifemakers can be a little weird at times cause we like to destroy a finished blade just to see how the steel looks on the inside  :eek:  

With that all said and done, my Arroyo with a new straight grip and palm swell.  While I was at it, I decides to round out the back of the riser shelf too.  It still shoots great but now it fits me like a glove.  Since it was used there was no warranty so I   :pray:  it stays together...Doc

 

 
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joe skipp

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Curveman

Nice job doc!

Tippit got talent with that grinder. He restored a buffalo horn bow tip for me-twice! Can't tell it from the original!
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Whip

Of course Jeff, you know you could have just custom ordered one with that grip, but what fun would that be!   :p   I know you love nothing better than to put your own mark on a bow.  :thumbsup:  
Nice work, as usual.   :clapper:
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Jack Denbow

Very nice Doc. Some times I think about doing the same thing but have never had the kohoonas to do it. You da man.  :thumbsup:  
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ron w

Well done.. I have a Mikuta long bow I did the same thing to and I got rid of the thumb rest. Now it fits me. Its fun to fool around and try some new stuff. Great Job !!!
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Fletcher

That looks great, Doc.  It's just how I like mine!    ;)
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'TGMM FAMILY of THE BOW"at 211 degrees water is hot.at 212 it boils and cause's steam,which can run a locomotive.is it worth that one extra ounce of effort to finish first,the difference between good and great?

COOCH

Looks very good to me.I have a bighorn ramhunter that I bought in a moment of weakness that has a grip that feels more like a 2 x 4 you have just inspired me.  :thumbsup:
Jeff Couture

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Nice Jeff!!
Like what you did with the sight window.


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