Hay I was just wondering if the U-Finish long at Bow stick archery is any good.
And what work needs to be done to complete it.
Thanks
I will be in ocala first weekend in march with a full load of staves and blanks,,and will be giving a bow class, where you will leave with a finished bow,, pm me on here or email,,,mikesosage@blomand.net
Can't get down there.
But I will be at the archery shoot on the feb 21st Flagler beach gun and archery club
Justin does not own bowstick archery any more.I have seen many threads where bowstick wont answer phones or take orders.And it has made many people angry at Justin.The new owner still uses Justins face and how to videos.Justin sold Bowstick when he left to serve in Iraq but he is back now and has opened a new archery site if your looking to get a U finish bow .His new site is Gibow.com
I hope this helps you .Good Luck. :clapper:
Also...you may want to take a look at rudderbows.com.....they have alot of U-finish bowsthat you can pick from....Steve
I myself would pass if I was you. Just an opinion.
I have had good luck with cores and backing from rudderbows. May take a bit if they don't have it ready to ship but they stand behind their products. I had a backing strip broken in shipping and the sent me new one immediately.
Check out Huntworthy products( a TG sponsor). James Parker has some of David Knight's ipe boo glue-up at a very reasonable price. The way David builds them they take very little tillering to complete. I know quite a few folks that have completed David's glue-up and all have been very pleased.
Ok, Thanks. :archer: :clapper: :clapper: :clapper: :clapper: :clapper: :clapper: :clapper:
I'll second that Rudderbows is reliable and stand behind their product.
Ed