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What...another Silvertip thread?

Started by Bob Palmer, March 07, 2007, 07:59:00 AM

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Bob Palmer

Thinking about getting another Silvertip! Looking for some thoughts and experiences!

First, anybody out there have any experience with the short riser with long limb 60" Schafer TD? I understand it is the 58" bow riser with 62" bow limbs....any strung up pics?

Second, I was first thinking a a replica of my original Schafer with a Walnut Dymondwood riser and camo limbs....but now, I'm leaning towards a FF riser with with some sort of exotic limbs....anybody have some quilted maple limbs pics they would like to show off? Any other cool limbs?

Last, anyone have a Midnight Ebony Dymondwood riser...how's it working out? Pics?

Thanks for your help!!!
"Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground."
- Anonymous

Tim

Hey Bob,

My fancier Silvertip has a walnut dymondwood riser that will accomodate ff and it's spruced up a bit with these russian olive limbs that sport kudu tips. I can use my antler limb bolts to add another touch.

Tim


Bob Palmer

"Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground."
- Anonymous

MJB

A Gobbler yelp Spring or Fall is a long conversation.

1/4 away

Tim, Would you have a pic of these limbs on the walnut dymondwood riser? Fred
Do not follow where the path may lead.  Go, instead, where there is no path and leave a trail.

tukudu

Tim,
   I have owned both short and long riser tips. On the 58 incher you give up sight window. I would say you get used to it but its not my first choice. I like the longer riser set for a 60 inch bow. For me it is much more stable in hand. I just came into a 60 incher dacron and at least for me I actually like it more than ff. It is quieter and more forgiving and very easy to tune, could not be happier. Good luck tom
"Brothers of the flaming arrow"

Kyle Lancaster

I have some quilted maple Tip limbs that are stunning. I'll try to get you a pic.

Kyle

Bob Palmer

"Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground."
- Anonymous

1/4 away

My tip has a charcoal dymondwood riser and yew limbs w/antler nocks and antler TD knobs. I'll try to post pics tomorrow for you.  Fred
Do not follow where the path may lead.  Go, instead, where there is no path and leave a trail.

maxwell

I have the short riser with limbs that would go on a sixty inch bow it is very easy to draw shoots great, my draw around 27".

keith brimmer

bob you might want to pm sergio on here.he has a pretty nice collection of tips (so do you lol)i havent seen him post in a while though worth a try

Bob Palmer

Thanks Keith...what combo did you order?
"Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground."
- Anonymous

keith brimmer

BOB i have a short draw and by daves sugestion i went with the 58" short riser walnut and curly maple limbs i had a hard time deciding on curly maple or the quilted maple.man the wait is killing me.what #do you have?im sure ill run into you at one of these local shoots.thin im going to pittsville on sunday how about you?

Bob Palmer

Keith, I've been considering curly or quilted maple for limb laminations as well! I just got on the list last night...Beth sent me some bow pics and the choices are way too many!!

I have bows from 59 up to 68 lbs @28".
Can't do Pittsville...kids have me busy the entire weekend!
"Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground."
- Anonymous

keith brimmer

I know there are alot of choices,but you know what i dont think you could pick an ugly one

Lost

http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e193/Crarysp/Joshsschafer001-1.jpg
http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e193/Crarysp/blimbs008.jpg
Here is some Russian olive, and zebra.
The 60" short riser combo is may favorite followed by the 60" med riser. I think the longer limbs are quicker, they both point well, and either has plenty of mass to be stable for me.
jack-er back and let-er fly

keith brimmer


Bob Palmer

Keith, I don't think Dave's made an ugly one yet  :)  

Lost, What limbs are on the riser with the Antler knobs?
"Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground."
- Anonymous

Lost

Zebra wood.

The maples are real nice, I had a set of quilted maple and they sure were pretty. I'll look for some pics..
jack-er back and let-er fly

keith brimmer

BOB do you shoot off a elevated rest like dave or off the shelf?

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