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Super Diablo - She's Finished - Pics added Pg 2

Started by Whip, February 16, 2011, 11:51:00 AM

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knobby

Joe, I don't believe the Super D's were ever any longer. Before that, the Diablo's were 58". I believe the Hi-Speeds and Balboas were 58", also. The Super D's and plain looking Coronado were 60".The Hunter and Triumph were 62", with the Hunter being the better looker and easier to find. If you don't mind a longer bow, the 66" Ventura had some really good looking years,too. It's tough to beat those older Howatts for appearance. Gotta love 'em.

C Kerley

Great job Joe!  I bet all those curves took some time.

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reddogge

Woo hoo, pretty bow and great job.  The satin finish looks real nice.
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Whip

Knobby, yeah, those Ventura's are great looking bows too.  Only thing is the one that I did have in the shop recently was white glass, and I like the black for hunting.

The other thing I did on this one is to cut the shelf down closer to my hand and put a little radius on it.  The Damon Howatt's have plenty of wood sitting on top of your hand, and I like my arrow a little closer.  I have a couple of Hunters hanging around, and might try the same thing on one of those eventually.
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Chuck_Delsandro

Very nice looking bow. Love the finish you used.
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Joe, Are you going to bring it to Iowa? I for one would like to see it and draw it if possible. I'm looking for one now to, but have only seen pictures.
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Whip

Ben, yes, I will have it with me in Iowa.  I'm headed straight to Texas from Waterloo, and this bow is going to get the starting spot in the line up.  Stop by and take it over to the range for a test drive!
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There is a very nice article on you in TradArchers World Spring 2011 by the editor Tom
Colstad. Nice to see you made the transition from a stressful career to a pleasant retirement. Great work your doing now!

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