56" Takedown

[jess stuart]

She has a 17" Bolivian Rosewood riser with a Zebrawood crescent.  #2 black glass limbs making a 56" bow 42 @ 28 ".  Thanks for looking.

[Trenton G.]

That's a really nice looking bow!

[Mad Max]

x2
Awesome

[BenBow]

Good combo Jess.

[Bvas]

Nice work!!!

[Igor]

Nice lines!

[kennym]

Really nice work Jess, betnit is pretty good performer too!  

[Buemaker]

Looking good allright.

[Trux Turning]

Wow that's a beauty Jess!

[Pago]

Very classy!

[Bodork]

That's a beauty!!

[Pago]

Friggin awesome on second thought.

[jess stuart]

Thanks everyone.  Trux haven't seen any of your wonderful work lately.  Your are not in some sort of bowyers rehab program are you?  LOL

[Crooked Stic]

Looks pretty much like the short limb design only longer and flatter.

[Kunzie]

Sweet!

[bow loving man]

Very nice

[stickmonkey]

Jess do you find an advantage with a longer riser and shorter limb vs shortening the riser and making the limb longer? From a hunting persective.

Beautifull bow as well.

[jess stuart]

I would think the longer riser and shorter limbs allow for a bit more speed, more early draw weight etc..  I personally prefer the longer limbs with a shorter riser, I don't care for bows with a lot of early draw weight.  Love a bow with a soft feel in the early stages of the draw.

I also build a 52",54" on a 15" riser, the 56", 58" and 60" on the 17" riser.  I also build a 62",64" and 66" on a 19" riser.  By using different length of wedges they all seem to work well for me.

Thanks for the compliments.