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Saturday was New Bow Day!

Started by dhaverstick, May 17, 2021, 07:57:38 AM

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dhaverstick

Woohoo! Saturday was New Bow Day! And there is nothing better than that new bow smell. I commissioned this beauty from master bowyer, Mike Dunnaway, of Wild Horse Creek Bows for my Gould's turkey hunt in Mexico next spring. It was supposed to get here today but, surprise, it arrived early! I cannot be more pleased with how it turned out. A big shout out to Mike Pyeatt at Rosewood Archery Products for supplying the wood for this piece of art. This is Mr. Dunnaway's Mariah model. It is a two piece takedown recurve that is 54" long and pulls 53# @ 28". The riser is birdseye maple with a kingwood I-beam. It has a hard maple limb core with kingwood veneer. The handle wrap is beaver tail. I shot it for the first time yesterday and it shoots as good as it looks! Squirrel season opens this coming Saturday and I am confident that this new bow will get broken in then.

Darren













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MnFn

I've never shot a two piece bow like that, the only one I have shot was a connection hinge and that did not bother me.  Does it feel really solid at the release? Any vibration or anything?
"By the looks of his footprint he must be a big fella"  Marge Gunderson (Fargo)

"Ain't no rock going to take my place". Luke 19:40

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dhaverstick

Quote from: MnFn on May 17, 2021, 09:17:34 AM
I've never shot a two piece bow like that, the only one I have shot was a connection hinge and that did not bother me.  Does it feel really solid at the release? Any vibration or anything?

Gary, I have an old Thunder Stick Mag with a hinge connection and five other bows with the new sleeve connection that everyone is going to. I greatly prefer the sleeve. If someone handed you one of these bows without telling you first, you would never know that it is a takedown. The construction method, at least with Mike's bows, actually adds some weight to the riser causing less vibration. There is no noise and no wiggle - the connection is solid. Plus, you don't feel the connection with your fingers like I do with my Thunder Stick.

Darren

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Congratulations!   That's a good looking stick!
I can afford to shoot most any bow I like.  And I like Primal Tech bows.

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STUNNING! Those wood choices are excellent.

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Looks great! I really like the woods in that bow!

Possum Head

Congrats it's a sweet stick! What's your draw length and do the limb stack any at anchor?

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dhaverstick

Quote from: Possum Head on May 17, 2021, 08:59:27 PM
Congrats it's a sweet stick! What's your draw length and do the limb stack any at anchor?

I draw between 27 and 28 inches. I own 2 of Mike's longbows and 2 of his recurves and I have never noticed any of them ever stacking.

Darren

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