I just received my Thunderstick fro Jim Reynolds,WOW what a bow,was a little concerned about going fron a recurve to a longbow,that stick shoots awsome,right where you look and NO hand shock,fast and very quite. The workmenship is second to none.... Thanks Jim for a wonderful bow. Pete

MOAB is a fine bow for sure.

Yep, fine shooting bow.

I have one that is 60", 58# @ 29". Pulls very smooth and smokes an arrow.

Mike

Pete
It must be 'New MOAB Week' Is it time to go home yet?  Got the call from my wife about an hour ago.  My St. Jude's MOAB arrived this morning.  I can't wait to get home and fling a couple of arrows.  I've had one of Jim's Thunderstick IIs for years and can't wait to see and shoot that new MOAB.  Indeed Thanks Jim.

Howard

MOAB is an incredible bow.  I had a TS III that was @3# lighter in draw weight.  My MOAB shoots the same arrows 10 f.p.s. faster.  Mine is 60" and 63# @ 27".  Very fast and smooth.  It actually out shots my 66# recurve.

wudstix,

The one I have isn't very far off from my  recurve. The MOAB is one quick shooting longbow.

Mike

Bah, another four or five months before mine is done.....

Good luck with it!I almost ordered one a while back butI thought  I couldn't wait 8 months for it HA!.Was going to get a thunder stick mag ah  some day.

I just bought one from wingman and it should be here in the next 2 days!!!  62in. 47#@28, bamboo core and lams with cocobolo riser..  Can't wait!!  Jim

Anyone chrono'd one? Is the MOAB the top of his line as far as performance?

QuoteOriginally posted by Jeff Strubberg:
Bah, another four or five months before mine is done.....

Boo hoo...I'm looking at six.   :(

Just bought a 53#@28" 60" MOAB off the classifieds here(had to wait 2 days on it      :p  ) I chronoed it at 158 fps with a 705 grain carbon,don't know how good that isbut its bout the right speed for my onboard lil computer and with a lot more arra weight than I'm used to!          

         It's one sweet shootin stick, but, and that's a big butt, I prefer the Ramhorn curve. Both are point and shoot though, can't go wrong with either. Jeff and Jason, sorry to hear about your waits, ya'll can stop over any time and shoot and drool on mine......LOL
Dave

I considered buying one used, but I have been promising Jim for six years now I would buy one of his bows someday.

Patiently waiting...

Went right home and shot the MOAB yesterday.  It is indeed a rocket launcher.  It's 60" and 58# @ 28".  With my short draw I'm pulling around 48#.  This bow is way faster than my TSII.  I shot arrows that ranged between 40 - 55lb spine and weighed between the low 400s to almost 620 grains and the bow handled them all.  The 55lb/620gr arrows had a bit of spriral to the flight but I was still amazed that this bow shot them as well as it did.  Fabulous bow!

Howard

Pistol....Pics please and strung!! LOL please:)

Jim is close to having my MOAB done and I can't wait! I bought it in an auction and it is one of his famous "Arrow Inlay" bows! The report in TBM on the MOAB had it chronographed right up there with the fastest tradbows out there.

My Trad Gang Anniversary MOAB is my fave one piece hunting longbow ... 60", 50# @ 28" ... red cedar limb veneers over bamboo cores, cocobolo and red cedar riser, elk horn limb tips ...

 

Rob.

thanks , Rob ...  its a bute buddy!!!      

Will have a friend come over and take some pics. and put them in.P.S. Hey you guys, go to Bagdepot.com , and look at there bow cases!!!!!!!!! Ordered a 64" recurve ,oblong case, 8 1/2 " wide64" long,fits wonderful both strung and unstrung,Red on top and black on the bottom,$19.95 plus shipping of $5.00,super case,lots of padding,and made very good,ya have to chk. out sight.  Pete