well... they are worth the wait  

It might be longer than a year before you decide to get rid of it, but when you do I want first dibs.  

Not at all likely, but I'll keep that in mind  

Gregg is one of those, in the back ground, slightly off the radar, hidden treasure bowyers. He is a very forward thinking bow designer, and really knows how to put woods together for a great look.

On top of that he is my friend.

That's one really nice looking bow. Anymore info would greatly appreciated, website or contact #. Thanks, Richbear.

Ghost Dog, Couldn't said it better myself.

richbear, here ya go  www.javamanarchery.com

Its all Roy's fault.  He picked out the woods.

Thanks Bob.   :D

QuoteOriginally posted by Java Man:
Its all Roy's fault.  He picked out the woods.
      :D    

Not entirely all my fault.  I had the opportunity to visit Greg and he showed me the different types of wood he had (if that wouldn't make someone order a bow nothing would), and earlier in the year he put the idea in my head of using all of the same wood for a bow.

Dang, I missed this one the first time around.  That is one sweet stick.  Of course if your the guy I think you are I think Javaman made out on the deal.

Pete,

You got that right!  Now get that shop finished.  

Sweet bow!!!! Love the snakey riser!

Ehh...Cinderella never gets to go to the ball...

I have to find people to trade this kind of stuff with.  Of course I probably have to find people to talk to first.

Dang it, that is a sweet bow.

AND ITS MINE ALL MINE