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Want a awsome looking black widow any suggestion?

Started by Ronal Ollis, January 22, 2011, 12:03:00 PM

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jon boy

Grey stained birdseye maple looks great also.  I like the lighter woods because they tend to show their grain better.  All good shooters.

mooseman76

The top bow in my post is a Pau Ferro riser and curly maple veneers.  I really wanted it in my new longbow, but they didn't have any with that much figure in it.  I went with cocobolo riser and yew limbs...Mike

mooseman76

Oh, and the 2010 cover bow has an ironwood riser with the olive ash limbs...Mike

Crash

Here is mine that I got from zmonster, bolivian rosewood riser with burly maple, no red stripes, white and black stripes in the riser instead.  

 

 

 
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mb bowman

Jarrod, that is a sharp looking bow. That is the one I would go with! Although, you can't go wrong with a Black Widow.

ishoot4thrills

QuoteOriginally posted by Ron Bushong:
Tulipwood gets my vote too.  I've got a Tulipwood PAX with black accents... absolutely stunning.  I'm partial to it though.  I like the grain and colors of Tulipwood so much that I overlayed the pegheads (front & back) and neck heels on two of my banjos with it a few years ago (thanks to Jim Jones of Firefly Bows for grinding the Tulipwood stock down to the thickness that I needed).

Good luck... There's lots to choose from.  I'm sure you will find a combo that works for you.

RB
Can you post pics of this one? Sounds like a looker!
58" JK Traditions Kanati Longbow
Ten Strand D10 String
Kanati Bow Quiver
35/55 Gold Tip Pink Nugents @ 30"
3 X 5" Feathers
19.9% FOC
49# @ 26.75"
165 FPS @ 10.4 GPP (510 gr. hunting arrow)
171 FPS @ 9.7 GPP (475 gr. 3D arrow)
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Friend

We differ much as to what appeals to us and what doesn't. Even though I don't own a BW, I find them aethetically one of my favorite appealing designs and that was even before the PCH.

You will need no luck in finding a wonderful combination. Indecision may end up being your nemisis since there are so many beautiful BW combinations. I used to have a large file of BW pics just because there were so appealing to me. The long list was actually widdled down to about five favorites and I wasn't evening planning on procuring one.
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Sixby

Get them to do one for you with macassar ebony and curley koa. I doubt that there is a more strikingly beautiful combination. God bless and good luck, Steve

seabass

i had a plv made in 09.it is ironwood.i love the bow.at a shoot last year,i saw a plx with birdseye maple lams.wow what a bow.i wish that i would have took my time and looked at other wood choices.as soon as you pick one,you will see one you like better.take your time and look around.they make some great bows.good luck on your choice,steve

Sixby

Mac and koa looks awsome. cocabola and wenge or macassar does too. Ironwood and
Oh well. buy several./

QuoteOriginally posted by Steelhead:
I had a Coco bolo/Osage riser PTFX with bamboo cored limbs and Osage veneers.It was one handsome bow.

Similar to the Golden Anniversary bows they introduced to celebrate their 50th year.
Now THAT sounds like a beautiful combination!  Especially when the Osage begins to turn as TW mentioned above...   ;)

LookMomNoSights

Heres your bow.....Kingwood riser, White and black stripes...no red! Same with the limb tips!  Skin the limbs....Canebrakes would make em drool! Throw in some antler knobs.....uh!? uh!?   :saywhat:

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