Brace height range for the Super D?

[longbow fanatic 1]

Can anyone give me the best brace height range for the SD?

[tzolk]

6 3/4- 7 1/2. I draw 30" on my 66" Super D and the brace is at 7". YMMV.

[longbow fanatic 1]

Ok. I've got mine set at 7  1/4 and it has a bit of a thump.

[TxAg]

Mine is at 6 7/8"

Make sure you get the heel of your hand low and in contact with the grip. It will turn that thump into a subtle pulse.

[nineworlds9]

Yeah they have a mild bump like a much softer version of a Hill bow. The one I had liked 7-7 1/8".  Get your whole palm and fingers in contact, don't shoot it with just thumb and forefingers.  Great little D bow.  Was surprised how easy to shoot well it was.  I ended up passing it on, I think I still prefer the Whip.

[longbow fanatic 1]

Nineworlds,

Yea, I shoot with my thumb laying easy on the grip and my index and middle finger lightly wrapped around the front. The bow is a great shooter, but it has come out of my hand before on the shot. I have a hard time gripping the handle hard and shoot a vertical, straight up bow style. Probably very unconventional for a Hill style bow shooter. I've never shot a Whip, but I love my Lynx. Absolutely dead in my hand!

[neargeezer]

Mine is set at 7-1/16". Dan's card says 6-3/4 to 7-3/8".

Mine gets really sweet to shoot when I grip it more like a pistol. All four fingers wrapped around the grip and the thumb high resting on the top of the leather grip. I relax my grip on the bow as I begin to draw. Mine is the straight grip.

Good luck to you with a great bow.

Terry K.

[ron w]

I ran mine a bit high......like 7 5/8", worked for me and it was almost silent.

[Rossco7002]

Neargeezer - would you mind posting some pics of your straight gripped Super D?

[neargeezer]

Rossco7002

Sure, I'll need to take a couple pitures of the riser. I don't want to highjack longbow fanatic's thread, so how about I email them to you tomorrow after I take them?

Terry K.

[TxAg]

Originally posted by neargeezer:
Rossco7002

Sure, I'll need to take a couple pitures of the riser. I don't want to highjack longbow fanatic's thread, so how about I email them to you tomorrow after I take them?

Terry K.

I'd like to see as well, pretty please. Lankford.jeff@gmail.com

[longbow fanatic 1]

Terry,

If you don't mind, I like to see the grip too.     Do you mind posting a pick here too?

[neargeezer]

Since it's okay with longbow fanatic, I'll just post some pictures here. If anyone still wants copies sent to them, just let me know.

I'm not much of a photographer, so get what you can from them. The light was still a little shadowy.

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6. Love these yew laminations

[Jim Wright]

Shot one of mine this morning, it is 58# @29" shooting 630 grs. with a brace height of 7 5/16". I am a tinkerer and with a range of different spine Douglas Firs and point weights I have been from 6 7/8" to 7 3/8" and have found you cannot keep these bow from being ridiculously quiet!

[longbow fanatic 1]

Nice grip and love the Yew lams!

[TxAg]

Originally posted by Jim Wright:
Shot one of mine this morning, it is 58# @29" shooting 630 grs. with a brace height of 7 5/16". I am a tinkerer and with a range of different spine Douglas Firs and point weights I have been from 6 7/8" to 7 3/8" and have found you cannot keep these bow from being ridiculously quiet!

They sure are quiet!