Robertson Recurves

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I don't want to Hi-jack McDave thread so I post my Robertson bows.This is a tribute to a great bowyer that has leaded the bowmaking world for few decads improving his design and the performances of his bow's line.

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This is Robertson last recurve design.This bow is a Fatal Styk Z.The most appealing of his 3 riser configurations.The bow is very light in the hand ,but stable and accurate.This is the perfect elk hunting machine,perfect to use all day long up the Rocky Mountain.

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This riser is Ebony and Cocobolo,heavy exotic woods to add mass in the riser.The bow is well balanced,very quiet and forgiving.Its graceful lines don't let you immagine how tough this bow is.

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My friend Max Mirtle wood rise r and veneers,this is as light as a longbow.

[Ric O'Shay]

So many bows and so little money....eh, time. Beautiful bow Felix.

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Thanks Ric,more coming...

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The killig power of 61#

[thunder1]

Those are really nice looking bows.

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58"-66#

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the same bow during a practice session

[McDave]

Great looking elk, and great looking bows!  (Much better photography than mine too, BTW!)

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And on show,58"-66#-@29" 1999 Vision Pierce Points.Cocobolo and Ebony,my prefered wood combo,with those fantastic Pierce poinnts introduced by the great Jerry Pierce.I guess Dick is been the first bowyer to introduce this design on his bow line after JPierce.

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Sorry the above is another Robertson:2006 Vision SR,the short riser is been in production for 3 or 4 years.This is a 56".Always Ebony and Cocobolo.

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This is the Pierce Points

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The other side of the moon

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This is a variation of the first style on the Pierce Points,the stunning Gyrfalcon.Mine is a 2000-58"-66# @29"Cocobolo and Ebony

[Mike Gerardi]

Very Nice Felix. Great looking Bull.

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It worths to see also the other side

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I find them beautyful bow but the main feature is their shootabily,I mean they are accurate and very easy to fine tuning,it is like every spine of arrow is always good and you have to bare shaft far away to understand wich spine is the best.Broadheads are never a problem here.

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This is a old friend 1996,Wenge-Cocobolo.I have taken some wild boars with it.