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Lost Creek - cocobolo & bocote = "Eye Candy"

Started by GMASIUK, April 02, 2011, 11:52:00 AM

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GMASIUK

I just wanted to share some picture's of my new Lost Creek Life-Ender. Specs are 58", 40 lbs @ 28" (around 45 lbs @ my 30" draw) red elm veneers over bamboo cores, cocobolo & bocote riser.

This is my second L/C bow I like them so much. My first is the one in the second picture that got in these pic's by mistake, oh well.

If you haven't had a chance to shoot one of Chad's bows, and are looking for a short, sweet r/d bow you may what to take a hard look at these bows. Smooth, fast, and dead in the hand what more could anyone want?

Chad has a very fast turn around time and, is awesome to deal with. But when people catch on I'm sure he will be very busy.

Enjoy the slide show! I'm going shooting LOL!

http://s295.photobucket.com/albums/mm151/gmasiuk/lost%20creek%20cocobolo%20and%20bocote/

R. Graddy


huntmaster80


Ydanny

That's a super looking bow.  Best of luck with it.

Elkchaser

No matter where you go; There you are.......

Toelke Lynx RC 58", 51@28"

swifty99


Red Tailed Hawk

Sweet bow, Really like the wood combo. I should be getting my new Lost Creek judge bow in any day. Cant wait.
I'm drinking from a saucer 'cause my cup has overflowed

Chaz

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GMASIUK

Hey Cliff, your gonna love it. When I was talking to Chad yesterday he mentioned your bow coming out very nice. Please post some pic's when you get it. Thanks, Glen

bulldog18

Very good looking combination of wood there.
Howard Hill Red Hawk,68" 46@28
Black Widow PCHXS , 58" 42@28
St. Patricks Lake Northern Styk, 68" 44@28
Black Widow PSAXS 60" 46@28
Black Widow PLIII, 64" 47@28
St. Patrick's Lake Northern Styk 68" 44@28

Red Tailed Hawk

That's great to hear Glen, Pics will be posted asap when she arrives.
I'm drinking from a saucer 'cause my cup has overflowed

JimL

I love that bocote and the coco is a very nice piece of wood too.
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crotch horn

The only thing I can say bad about Chad is every once in a while he builds a bow with the shelf on the wrong side. They should all be lefties so I could shoot all his bows. Very nice work Chad & enjoy shooting that beauty.

screamin


GMASIUK

Yes Dan, these bows are super quiet. I even shoot three under and they are quiet like my H Hill bow. But way faster and dead in the hand. Chad sends the bows out with a 8 strand 450 string, nock point set, cat whiskers and ready to shoot. They are an awesome little bow.

azhunter

Screamin. They are quiet, no hand shock, really fast, and they are one of those bows that are easy to shoot accurately. It is hard to explain but the first time I shot one of Chad's bows the first thing I thought was wow that arrow got to the target really quickly and the second thing I thought was how it was easy to be very consistent from one shot to another. No funny stuff just easy to shoot accurately from shot to shot. Grips are a personal preference, but for me it is one of the things that makes Chad's bows so nice. The grip is terrific.

screamin

azhunter, the pics of the grip on the website kind of look like whats on a kanati? I think? and I agree, the grip on a bow is everything.

Margly

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