62 inch Osage R/D longbow

[Flem]

Damn Jim, looks like you might have nailed it! The unbraced and braced pics look real good from here.
Nice job

[razorsharptokill]

Thanks!

[Tradarchery]

Good looking bow , razor. Nice work!

~Brian

[Roy from Pa]

Looks very nice..

[Bvas]

That looks great

Love how it holds just the slightest bit of reflex at brace.

[razorsharptokill]

Thanks guys. Shot my spine test arrows through it today. It seems to like a  29.5"45-50 spine cedar. Its pulling58 at 26" now. The outer 1/3 s are still a bit stiff.

[razorsharptokill]

Weight update. It seems it takes my scale to measure the complete weight being measured. I weighted this bow again and noticed that the numbers were still climbing. My original measurement was way off. I pulled it to 27" and waited until the weight shown stabilized. 64lbs at 27". Or 65 at 28" I would assume.

[wapitishooter]

that is a very nicely done bow, you did a fine job on that!

[bucknut]

Looks nice!  What are the limb widths on your bow.

[razorsharptokill]

About 1.750".

[Possum Head]

I agree about the right limb.
Also, holding a selfbow at a static length can be detrimental.

I didn't notice the rope either but am glad the point was made as I wasn't aware of this. So do you recommend while examining tiller it be done quickly several times versus say 10 seconds?

[Possum Head]

Fine stick by the way!

[Mad Max]

pull it to full draw (or what ever inches you are pulling to) and let it back down after a second while shooting a video and go back and pause it for review.