Pronghorn bow pics (Question on page 2)

[1/4 away]

Can those of you that own a 3 piece pronghorn please post some pics of your bow for me. According to Herb's website he prefers to use dymondwood or impregnated dymondwood in his risers, will he also make them out of say ziricote or macassar ebony? Thanks.

[ken denton]

see the colors on the Pronghorn I just put up for sell in Tradional bows. Ken

[1/4 away]

Ken, If that wasn't a lefty I'd be all over it! Fred

[Mr.Vic]

Here's my girl on the hunt, hanging around, waiting on a kill.

[1/4 away]

Vic, Is that a cocobolo riser?  What about the limbs? Thanks.

[Mr.Vic]

Yes it is, the limbs red elm, 62" 58#@28" and as you can see in the picture Last fall she wasn't picky about arrow material either. But now I got her trained on wood alone.

[FerretWYO]

Take a look at this thread most of mine are there and many others as well.   Pronghorn Bows

[1/4 away]

Thanks Randy

[Fletcher]

Here's mine: brown Dymondwood riser, red elm limbs, 58", 54 lb @ 26".  Excellent bow, I like it a lot.

[broketooth]

thats a cool lookin bow fletcher  

[centaur]

Last year's deer; the Pronghorn will get a chance at some hogs in Texas tomorrow!

[FerretWYO]

Originally posted by 1/4 away:
 According to Herb's website he prefers to use dymondwood or impregnated dymondwood in his risers, will he also make them out of say ziricote or macassar ebony? Thanks.

Give Herb a call he will use some different woods.

[Jack Skinner]

Dymondwood, red elm limbs. Love those Pronghorns, bows that is, O and the animal.

[SCATTERSHOT]

Here's mine. Dymondwood and red elm.

When I had a bow custom made by Herb, I asked him to recommend the wood the he would use in the limbs of his own bow. He said red elm, so that's what I ordered.  

[joe vt]

zircote riser.

[1/4 away]

Thanks for the pics guys.  I have a question about the grip on Herb's t/d bows. Do you find it to be comfortable and does it provide for a consistent grip shot after shot ? Thanks again.

[COMBER]

I've found Herbs grip to be the most forgiving grip I've ever had in my hand. I'm sure it has to do with the bow design as well but I can grip my Pronghorn as hard or as light as I want with no ill effect on arrow flight. I find Pronghorns to be very easy to shoot and once you get use to the grip you'll love it. I also shoot Thunderhorns a lot and the 3pc Thunderhorn is very similar to the Pronghorn with some added performance.

[Fritz]

Herb makes a great easy to repeat grip.  He put a little extra palm swell in mine and it fits my hand very well.

[Paul WA]

Give him a call, he has a method of using glass to back the riser so you have more options than the Dymondwood. I love the grip on mine...PR

[Pointer]

THe grip is very comfortable for me but Herb will make it with a deeper dish if you like...just tell him its what you want and he'll take care of it...they are great bows... I also have the cocobolo dyamond wood...it has amberboo limbs