Just recently finished her up. It is 64"ntn--52#@28, hard maple core, black glass on back and belly, phonolic tip overlays. What jawall think? let me see if I can get the pictures posted...I'm about 50/50 success rate posting pict's
http://s1098.photobucket.com/albums/g366/tsloniger1/
Nice Tom.
Thanks again Roy,,,Dylan has been turkey hunting with her the past 2 weekends but no shots yet.
You have a private message Tom.
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Nice job there!!
I pulled a couple more out for ya Tom.
Nice job! Looks Great.
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Good looking bow, I like the mild R/D bows
Great Job !!!! Well done!!!
Did you build it off of Bingham 64"r/d plans?
Nice job!
Thanks guys...that is why Roy sent me the PM, trying to teach me the proper way to post pictures.
David, well it is sorta Binghams form plans...this was the first glass bow I ever built..I have always been more into the all wood bows but I thought I would give this a shot.
I used their form plans for the curves and all but then altered it from there. If you follow their plans, you will end up with a bow with even lenght limbs. You will also end up with a little different riser. This bow has a longer upper limb and the shelf is cut to center...the limbs are also trapazoid instead of the sides being square to the back and belly. Just got to be careful about your finished draw weight when you do that to the limbs...you need to order your lams about 5# heaiver than your target weight.
Really nice bow, Tom. The R/D profile looks great.
Stan
Nice profile!
Tom - That's one cool looking bow :thumbsup: