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Toelke Chinook impression?

Started by Mike Burch, September 26, 2018, 08:23:05 PM

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Mike Burch

First off, I have a Great Northern Super Ghost I really like. To me, it's just about perfect for me. Only thing is I wished it came in a 2 piece TD version. I know the Ghosts came with the jack knife td version, but the super ghost is 1 piece only.

For those whose shot or owned both, how does the Toelke Chinook compare to a Super Ghost as far as feel or quietness? Cut to center like the sg? I've never shot a Chinook, but the Super Ghost is one, if not the quietest recurve I've shot. A TD Chinook would be a handy option for travel to the sg, if it was similar to me.

Any opinions or impressions would be appreciated.

Thanks, Mike

Biathlonman

I think the chinook is better in every way, smoother, quieter, better grip and faster.  You won't ne disappointed.

Chad Orde

Awesome bow fast quiet dead in hand
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snowplow

Its the only thing l have shot that l like almost as much as my Javaman Helmsdeep. It 'feels' like a recurve. The helmsdeep is a similar package but 'feels' like a longbow in my opinion. Just to give you some info.

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rjackson

I have had my Chinook about a year and it shoots better and quieter
than my other 8 custom recurves. Quiet, No hand shock and Fast...

It is the ultimate bow or me.
Randy

kadbow

Chinook is a great bow and I have never had any issues with the several bow bolts I have owned.
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ron w

Every bow has the ability to be quiet. A lot depends on the archer pulling the string. I know that release and form both affect the noise a bow can make. I know the Super Ghost I had was almost silent.........butwhen I sold it to my friend it got loud......just because of his release.
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mec lineman

do you guys like the thumb rest  or the classic grip. can he beaver tail a 2 pc?
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D. Key

I've got a Chinook that is my go to bow when hunting.  It is the most quiet recurve I have ever shot and hits where I look.  Beautiful to look at too (Zirocote riser with Myrtle limb veneers).  I love the thumb rest and don't think I will ever get rid of it.

Best of luck.
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Doug Key

rjackson

I have the classic grip on mine and like it a lot. Don't know about the thumb rest.

Randy

dragonheart

Mike I have owned the Super Static 64" and kicked myself for selling that one.  I think that a 60" Chinook you would not be disappointed.  The Toelke I had shot very forgiving and quiet, really like the endless bowstrings he uses.  If I had my druthers and get the money to buy another one I would get the classic grip without the thumbrest. 
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Toelke Pika t/d 54" 52#
Bear Polar 56" 40#
Black Hunter 60" 40#
Toelke Chinook 58" 54#

1/4 away

I've never shot a GN Super Ghost and I'm sure they are a fine bow. That being said, I am a huge Toelke fan and love my 2pc Chinook. Not only is it a beauty to look at, but it's fast, quiet and hits where I'm looking. It's grip is slightly fuller than my Pika but it fits my hand perfectly. Mine is 60" 48#@28".
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1/4 away

I tried to post pics of my Chinook but apparently they are too large and I don't know how to resize them.
Do not follow where the path may lead.  Go, instead, where there is no path and leave a trail.

Joeabowhunter

Never shot a super ghost but owned a 2pc Chinook = fast and QUIET!  I had 3 "go to bows" at the time and only sold it because I gravitate to my Hybrids...     

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Do not follow where the path may lead.  Go, instead, where there is no path and leave a trail.

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Do not follow where the path may lead.  Go, instead, where there is no path and leave a trail.

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Do not follow where the path may lead.  Go, instead, where there is no path and leave a trail.

kadbow

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TradBrewSC

Has always been a bow I have wanted to try.. Have been a TD recurve guy for some time other than TallTines stickflingers..

You have got me thinking that I need to try one!

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