String follow longbows - who's makin' 'em?

[BRITTMAN]

7lakesarchery.com  several in stock

[RJonesRCRV]

I believe Maddog Archery makes one too.

[Charlie Lamb]

The hell with how it draws. I find the string follow design to be very forgiving/accurate to shoot.

[Orion]

I do, too, Charlie, but darned if I can figure out why. Agreed that it's not worth worrying about.

[Leland]

Best friend longbows.They shoot great and Scott's a great guy.
Leland

[Ari_Bonn]

Check out Two Tracks the Echo model. Chuck makes a good one, perfect tiller dead in hand.

[bsv]

Let's not Forget DAVE JOHNSON you won't be sorry....

I thought I was going to get to see what my Sunset could do tonight on a 12 pointer, but no,he chose to take the other trail.  Tomorrow, if he is in the same pattern I will be above that fork.

[two4hooking]

Another vote for Sunset Hill:

[Jack Skinner]

Last I heard Nate at the very least isn't taking any more orders or I would be on the list.

And A-men Charlie.

There are several excellent bowyers making great ASL's right now. I have both string follow and backset, don't know why but I lean towards the SF that was until I got my Miller another one to add to the list of bowyers making great bows.
O and a NM Sheldon is on my short list. Next JD Berry SF Heritage II.

My string follow shoots too fast with light cedars tipped with hi-precision heads.  I took a 65 yard shot at a big one that was rocket powered and leaving the county, yesterday.  Missed by so far, I am not calling it a shot, 3 feet in front.