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Extreme deflex/reflex 1-piece longbows?

Started by Tom Anderson, June 21, 2010, 04:00:00 PM

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Pon

I dont know much still of what is considered "extreme" but here are some pics of my Treadway Black Swamp, unstrung it looks like a recurve doesn't she???

What you think?


Treadway Black Forest 54" 53#@28

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Curveman

Who came up with this "if the string doesn't touch the limb it's a longbow?!" If the limbs are "recurving" when strung then one could easily argue it's a recurve by definition of the limbs being, uh, "recurved!" Or call it a hybrid if you wish. But it's definitely not a longbow. Once again, I don't object to hybrids-there are some outstanding shooters out there falling under that description; I just object to hybrids being called longbows! Recurve risers, recurved limbs-it's a recurve, I mean HYBRID! Just my opinion.    ;)        :D
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pseman

Do you have a suggestion for the person's question Curveman? I doubt he is concerned that you object to him calling it a longbow.  :confused:
Mark Thornton

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Raging Water

For me, Big Jim has the coolest looking extreme RD bow.
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Raging Water

Does the Howard Hill Badger made by Craig Ekin count as Extreme R/D?

   
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going trad

Check out Stiker bows, they actually make a bow that changes from a recurve to a hybrid long bow by adjusting the brace height.

Tom Anderson

QuoteOriginally posted by pseman:
Do you have a suggestion for the person's question Curveman? I doubt he is concerned that you object to him calling it a longbow.    :confused:  
Exactly.  I don't care what it's called.  How about we call it a "reculongbow"?  :D
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BMG

QuoteOriginally posted by Raging Water:
Does the Howard Hill Badger made by Craig Ekin count as Extreme R/D?

     
Love the looks of that bow.  How come I've never seen a HH Badger before?  Is it a new model?

Raging Water

The Badger is an unadvertised bow by Craig. It is 62" long and can be made in any # Draw wt. I am really considering getting a Carbon or "Black Badger" with a dished grip.

I am a Hill Fan so it is just plain cool! Supposedly, no hand shock and really fast.

I have a HH "Black Bear" Carbon Wesley Special T/D 66" 80# at 28", I got from a TG member. It is an awesome Howard Hill bow
Matt

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Curveman

QuoteOriginally posted by Tom Anderson:
 
QuoteOriginally posted by pseman:
Do you have a suggestion for the person's question Curveman? I doubt he is concerned that you object to him calling it a longbow.      :confused:    
Exactly.  I don't care what it's called.  How about we call it a "reculongbow"?    :D   [/b]
I gave my suggestion boys on page one. There have been several nice ones since. I did interject a little editorial after that but what the heck, this is an opinion forum!    :bigsmyl:
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Curveman

Thanks IA,

I do apologize though if I picked the wrong spot to editorialize. I meant no offense to anyone. I thought my "opening" for my opinion was inherent in the question by the author of the post: "I'm talking about the kind of curve in the limbs that if you were to extend them a few more inches, it would want to transform into a recurve...." It does want to! It does want to! It wants you to accept its true nature!   :biglaugh:  

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snag

Might take a look at the Fox Archery Royal Crown also. Great design and a great shooting bow.
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robertson primal styk is fairly reflexedand a miami valley longbow is even more so
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Apex Predator

I'd call the Badger an extreme deflex/half reflex.   :)   They are really cool though!
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Flying Dutchman

What about a Cari-bow Peregrine? Very fast hybrid with no handshock, very smooth draw and superb craftmanship!
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SBD strings on all, what else?

Bjorn

Just about everybody is on the bandwagon by now-trend started 5 years ago-or more-it is a great design improvement.

AdamH

Im with Curveman, they're Hybrids, but you all know this, if ya want a "L/B" there are plenty of those made as well {smile goes here} ...


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