Talltines bows?!?

[Medina1]

I've been looking at the tall tines bows and I'm pretty impressed. I've read just about every thread on here about them but it never hurts to know all that you can before spending quite a bit of money on one. What do you guys think of them? I know they look great but how do they shoot? Thanks for any input!

Caleb

[MountainTool21]

Dead in the hand, fast, silent fun shooting bow. Brian is stand up guy too
Andrew

[Friend]

Read a comment recently that a someone was selling their bow merely because the of the grip.

Personal grip compatability is paramount and is my number one priority. Brian's bow commands a wonderful grip design, yet again, must meet your needs personally.

The Tall Tines is a premier bow.

[Friend]

May wish to consider reviewing a thread titled

" Tall Tines Under the Scope".

[pamike]

i like mine - smooth, quiet and very little vibration on the shot.  i shoot it very accurately.  grip is comfortable for me - i wish i had got the grip checkered for better grip when sweating (summer problem only).

[Barry Wensel]

Nothing but praise for mine. Perfect!  BW

[LoweBow]

Awesome bows for sure and Brian is a class act!  Stability, speed, repeatability, looks, etc...  The list goes on and on.  I just sold mine yesterday and I'm sure she'll be missed.

[Dave McDaniel]

My favorite bow. As Friend said the grip is a personal thing, you should really shoot one first. For me the bow is perfect.

[jonsimoneau]

I've never had the chance to try one but would really like to. Everyone I know who has one really likes it.

[Roger Norris]

I think Steve O shoots one, that says a lot for me.

[Manitoba Stickflinger]

I've got 4 and will have more in the future! Best recurve I've shot! The grip is second to none, the draw cycle smooth, and VERY fast. Brian is also very picky about the woods he uses and gets his hands on some great ones. I'd reccommend a checkered grip and flared riser too. You won't be disappointed with a TT!

[rjackson]

I have two TT recurves.Dont see how ya can find a better hunting bow. Fast,smooth,quiet and deadly! Nuff said.

Randy

[varmint101]

I really like my Tall Tines recurve and Brian Wessel is a class act to work with.  Unless you just don't like the grip I don't believe you could be dissatisfied with one.

[kawika b]

Everything they said and more... talk to Brian about his grip if you're particular... he'll do you right.

Oh yeah... Tall Tines are tough enough to pull double duty as a shillelagh should the need arise.

[Herdbull]

I like my 64" model, but had a chance to shoot some shorter ones at Comptons over the weekend. Nice bows, very quiet too. Brian is a good guy to hunt with and to deal with. Mike

[jrstegner]

They are the best shooting recurves in the history of the world. I am not sure why the Olympic team isn't using them.

[Keefer]

Mike,
  I think Brian needs to name one Shakes and the other Twister after that double you pulled back in November 2011..I still can't get those two out of my head....I saw a lot of BIG bucks posted from the Tall tines bows last year!
 

[Manitoba Stickflinger]

Not often you see that kinda sarcasm here! Last time I checked, no-one here really cared about the olympics! Try bowsite.com, you'll fit in better there!

[Steve Clandinin]

LOL ! Ryan your shorts are getting to tight again! In all honesty I had one and sold it.I had a solid Phonelic riser,which I found just a little heavy and the draw weight was only 48#.If I had a chance at a wood riser around 55# I'd sell the farm for it.The grip is the best I ever held and I love the way the limbs work.It outshot many of my better bows at a lot higher weight.

[xtrema312]

Originally posted by Manitoba Stickflinger:
I'd reccommend a checkered grip and flared riser too. You won't be disappointed with a TT!

What is the flared riser?