First take down

[Kiwi craig]

This ended up 56 @ 28 shoots very smooth
with no kick or stack.
And here is my back yard where i get shoot
Cheers Craig

[JEFF B]

hey craig what timber did ya use for ya take down i did not think we had wood that would make a bow in our country. btw nice bow  

[Kiwi craig]

Hi Jeff
It's mostly Rewarewa (New Zealand honeysuckle)with purple hart and Tawa pin stripes.
All the timbers come from demo jobs or skip bins on building sites.
Thanks for looking
Cheers Craig

[Hill Hunter]

great job, good looking bow.
if your front yard looks anything like the back, that's my kind of place.

[arsurveyor]

Great bow.  I like your target, what's it made of?

[Kiwi craig]

The target is old ceiling tiles cut down the middle. works well but some times the old paint on the tiles sticks to the arrows

[JEFF B]

well ya done a fine job indeed.

[Troy D. Breeding]

Heck of a nice looking bow for the first time!

Troy

[wood carver 2]

Very nice! I love your archery range too. NZ is on my bucket list for a visit.
Dave.

[bigbob2]

Good to see a bow from the land of the long white shroud -er - cloud! Excellent job too, not familiar with the timbers [except purple heart] but they look good.

[scottm]

Nice work!

[red hill]

Very nice bow, Craig! I'm envious of the archery range!!!
Also interested in that target.

[Kiwi craig]

We are very lucky to live here.
we have 6 acres and a very little house that we bought from my wife's folks about a year ago.
My archery target is made from pinex ceiling tiles riped in half long ways.
Pinex is some times called softboard and can also come in 8x4 sheets. It looks a bit like pressed wood pulp. We used it alot here in the 1950s-80s. I have a friend in the demo game that puts it aside for me.Cheers Craig

[D]

That sure is a good looking bow.  Well done.  That target is pretty sweet too.

[Trapper Rob]

Good looking bow.
Rob

[Jim Rocole]

fine looking weapon