Post your horsebows or Asian reflex bows pictures here.

[Thumper Dunker]

Thats a cool bow and it spits those arrows out good.

[Gdpolk]

Sweet bow!  I'd get a bow-stringer for that one.

[Nativestranger]

Thanks for the responses. The step through method works nicely for this bow.  There is really no chance to torque the limbs against your leg as the tips are very slim unlike a regular recurve. I have since added a feather arrow rest for more consistent shooting and a D10 string from LRU. Now it shoots even quieter and very accurate.

[RecurveRookie]

That is a nice looking bow!  Thanks.

[Jhoneil1]

Yep. Step through is fine with that bow. A stringer is probably asking for trouble.

Here are two of mine:    

[Jhoneil1]

A few more.

[Jhoneil1]

Me shooting using a thumbring.

[Flying Dutchman]

He Jimmy, did you make that grip yourself? How? Do you have a more detailed pic of that?

[Nativestranger]

Yes I did. It was tennis handle wrap. Feels more comfortable like this.  I will take a more close up pic of the handle and feather rest when I am free.

[Nativestranger]

Originally posted by Jhoneil1:
 

A few more.

Beautiful collection you have there. Which models are the 2 bows on the right?

[Jhoneil1]

From left to right: Spitfire, Grozer Magyar, Jhoneil Changeling, Jhoneil Datu, and Hwarang from Thomas Duvernay.

[Flying Dutchman]

Waiting....

[Nativestranger]

Originally posted by Flying Dutchman:
He Jimmy, did you make that grip yourself? How? Do you have a more detailed pic of that?

Here are the close up pics. Just a simple wrapping with a few extra layers on the belly side to create a little palm swell. The arrow rest is cut out from 3" feather fletch.