Homemade aluminum reiser

[billy dryden]

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13" machined aluminum reiser. With a set of samick sage limbs it makes a 55" bow. I set the limb angle back about 2 degrees past what the samicks were. Because of the change in limb angle I lost a few pounds of draw weight. It pulls 52 pounds at 28".

[billy dryden]

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I was lucky enough to shoot this jake the first day of season with it.

[Mad Max]

Awesome
A two fer
New bow and new turkey

[kennym]

Sweet!!

[BenBow]

You're a man after my own heart. Nice work

[billy dryden]

Thanks guys. Kenny I am going to have to pick your brain some time. I think a 3 peice long bow will probably be in my next project. Not quite ready to start a build yet but some time in the future I will be.

[kennym]

Sure, give me a shout and I'll tell ya all I know! LOL

Quiet, Roy!  

[billy dryden]

Kenny have you built a 3 peice before? If so do you have any pics you can share?

[kennym]

Yep, I'll look.

[kennym]

16" riser. 12* pads,8" wedge, 64" bow , 47#@28" , .003 total taper per inch, power lam and tip wedge. I think .320 stack with .040 glass.

[billy dryden]

Kenny that's bow looks great. Would there be any problem coming up with a stack for a 60 pounder. The cat is awesome. A bobcat is on my bucket list.

[Mad Max]

What?
Road kill?
LOL

[kennym]

It would be a guess, I've only done 3, but we could probably get close.

Mark, she was on a narrow road, a deer trail. And had high accelleration at the impact....  :D

[billy dryden]

Kenny when I am ready to build one. I will be giving you a call.

[kennym]

[Roy from Pa]

Sure, give me a shout and I'll tell ya all I know!

That would be a short conversation... LOL    

[kennym]

I figgered  you would be along. I gotta give you an easy one sometimes.   :D

[Roy from Pa]

LOL