I haven't worked on any bows for a few months, been trying to find that big buck in Illinois, Ohio and here in GA. So I finished this one for my nepthew this week. It's made of Black Walnut and Mesquite with Curly Maple accents. It has Walnut limbs. 50# @ 28",64" AMO. I'm pleased!
I hope everyone has a happy holiday season. Tony

Beautiful. I love the antler burl accents/knobs.

Sweet!!! I'd like to try one like that on my next one.

That is a really nice bow Tony!!

     

Very nice.  Your nephew will love it.  If not, then he wasn't meant to shoot a bow.  

That is one purty bow for sure.

Nice bow! I'm sure your nephew will be pleased! I like the way the curley maple accent shimmers. It Almost looks like a mosaic stripe.

Very nice.

that curly maple really jumps out between the mesquite and walnut......  

Very nicely crafted.  

Shawn

Great looking bow!!!


         

I shot this bow through a cronograph today, 600+ gr arrow @ 175 fps. Thanks everyone for your comments. Tony

That burl is always a welcome addition. well done

I just started applying tru oil on this bow for my grandson today. Merry christmas everyone!! Tony

Great looking bow!Nice photos also!
                                Ernie

Nice work,I really like the one for your grandson.
Is that myrtle and ebony? Very good speed for a
12 grain arrow.Wonder what a 10 gr would do out of that bow.

It is myrtle and ebony. The veneers in the limbs are from IdahoCurt. Thanks for the comments. With a lighter grain arrow maybe 190-200 fps. Tony

That's a beauty, Tony!    

Love the walnut.

Here's more pics of grandsons bow finished. Tony

40# @ 29", 64" AMO. Missed my target weight alittle but that's OK! I'll shoot it through a chronograph next week. I had a little more hand shock with this bow, brace height is 7.5", but I was shooting a light weight arrow, approx 400 - 410 grains. That may be the cause??? Tony