Question for longbow guys

[Bowguy67]

Fellows if you don't mind a while ago I posted about my loving my whip. It's kind of a hybrid but it's going nowhere. Well actually it did but I just traded one whip for another of more weight.
I also posted about traditional style longbows and my style of grip. I shoot w the bow off one side of my lifeline. I'm heeling no bow so let's not go there.
I was told I'd prob not be real happy w most traditional style longbows.
Ok so I didn't listen. Got a Robertson Primal. I was told it had a deep locator grip. Idk it doesn't look remotely deep to me but the grip actually suits me and I find it very usable.
My question is, the Robertson is going nowhere but I'd like another like it.
Both performance and grip that won't fight me. Who should I look to??
Hard to see grip but it's not quite straight

[nineworlds9]

If you like that Robertson you'd love a Toelke Super D!  Or one of my other favorites, a Mohawk Sparrowhawk!

[Bowguy67]

Does the super D come w a similar grip?

[WESTBROOK]

Then get another Robertson, they make them every day!
They happen to be my personal favorite too. 

[nineworlds9]

Does the super D come w a similar grip?

The stock Super D grip isn't quite as deep as a Robertson's, it's a little narrower and more rounded overall, but large enough to be very comfy.  The locator isn't pronounced but IMHO just enough. 

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[nineworlds9]

WESTBROOK isn't wrong, but having options is fun    The Mohawk is another to research for sure though if the Toelke isn't your thing.  I must warn you though, the Super D can be infectious.

[Bowguy67]

Thank you guys. Being I'm familiar w Dans work I'll prob go that way.

[RJonesRCRV]

I feel you on staying with what you know and like, but Ill suggest a Kimsha Mattawoman II, which sounds similiar to your Robertson.  Thats what I know and like.

[Bowguy67]

Thank you