Lets see your bow(s)...
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- ishootstuff
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Lets see your bow(s)...
Hi Everyone, i've been looking around at other peoples bows and seen some real fair dinkum beauties. So let this be a thread for everyones pics of their bow('s' for those lucky people ). i.e. everyone posts pics of their bows on this thread.As mine's still coming i''l have to wait before contributing to my own thread
smile cos its fun
http://www.sevenmeadowsarchery.com/merc ... 434&step=4
is similar to my bow except mine has brown stitching instead of grey
is similar to my bow except mine has brown stitching instead of grey
ISS
Go to my gallery ,there are a few pics of my bows and others there
http://www.ozbow.net/phpbb2/album_perso ... user_id=99
stace
Go to my gallery ,there are a few pics of my bows and others there
http://www.ozbow.net/phpbb2/album_perso ... user_id=99
stace
G'day
Here is a sample of the bows that my wife (Anysia) and I shoot:
Horsebows: http://www.ozbow.net/phpbb2/viewtopic.p ... ght=grozer
Vintage Recurves:
http://www.ozbow.net/phpbb2/viewtopic.p ... ght=kodiak
http://www.ozbow.net/phpbb2/viewtopic.p ... ght=falcon
http://www.ozbow.net/phpbb2/viewtopic.p ... swift+wing
Happy shooting
Here is a sample of the bows that my wife (Anysia) and I shoot:
Horsebows: http://www.ozbow.net/phpbb2/viewtopic.p ... ght=grozer
Vintage Recurves:
http://www.ozbow.net/phpbb2/viewtopic.p ... ght=kodiak
http://www.ozbow.net/phpbb2/viewtopic.p ... ght=falcon
http://www.ozbow.net/phpbb2/viewtopic.p ... swift+wing
Happy shooting
They'll never hit us from this dist....
they aren't really 'mine' anymore, as they all sold, bu tthese are ones that I made and shot for a little while:
Howsat?
Dave
Howsat?
Dave
https://www.instagram.com/armworks_australia/
Bow making courses, knife making courses, armour making courses and more:
http://www.tharwavalleyforge.com/
Articles to start making bows:
http://www.tharwavalleyforge.com/index. ... /tutorials
Bow making courses, knife making courses, armour making courses and more:
http://www.tharwavalleyforge.com/
Articles to start making bows:
http://www.tharwavalleyforge.com/index. ... /tutorials
- ishootstuff
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This is one of my bows its is a 45pd at 28inch draw silk backed spotted gum bow which i made and it may not be pretty but ive had alot of enjoyment making and shooting it. Not to mention shooting the few unlucky bunnies that happened to get in the way of my arrows.
I have a few other bows i have a 70pd hoyt trykon a 55pd perfect line hunting recurve and another longbow which i made.
I have a few other bows i have a 70pd hoyt trykon a 55pd perfect line hunting recurve and another longbow which i made.
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ISS,
Below are some photos of a few of my bows.
Jeff
Below are some photos of a few of my bows.
Jeff
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- A favourite old bamboo laminated longbow.
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- A close up of a few bows I have made.
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- An Osage Orange self bow.
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G'day all
Some very nice looking self/longbows. IHMO there is something very comforting and satisfying for me as a trad archer using a bent stick to fling pointy things at targets without the "encumberances" or "distractions" of modern aids to maintain consistency
Happy shooting everyone
Some very nice looking self/longbows. IHMO there is something very comforting and satisfying for me as a trad archer using a bent stick to fling pointy things at targets without the "encumberances" or "distractions" of modern aids to maintain consistency
Happy shooting everyone
They'll never hit us from this dist....
- danceswithdingoes
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G'day
the bow that is in these pictures is my main hunting bow.
It is a Black Dog Custom Bow, 42@24", and 56" long.
http://www.ozbow.net/phpbb2/album_perso ... ser_id=497
These next one are from a previous topic a while back
http://www.ozbow.net/phpbb2/viewtopic.p ... light=bows
ET
the bow that is in these pictures is my main hunting bow.
It is a Black Dog Custom Bow, 42@24", and 56" long.
http://www.ozbow.net/phpbb2/album_perso ... ser_id=497
These next one are from a previous topic a while back
http://www.ozbow.net/phpbb2/viewtopic.p ... light=bows
ET
These are some of my family's bows the top one is one I made for my son no2 it is a Selfbow, Dora Toxilin 48#@28 mostly heart wood 56"long, the second one is mine it's a Badlands longbow 64#@28 68"long, 3rd and 4th ones are my daughters, 3rd one is a Selfbow also Dora Toxilin 32# @28 56"long mostly sapwood though it is nice to shoot finally no:4 is her favourite one she has had it since she was 4 it is a Martin Prodigy Recurve 24# @26
Yours In Archery,
Gnome!
Yours In Archery,
Gnome!
Hey there,
Here are my bows and the quiver I recently made.
The one on the left is 'Bitey', a 50# Internature Viper 'Deluxe' (deluxe = darker slightly more exotic woods [but realistically no diff from the normal model other than colour]). My first trad bow and a great introduction into the world of traditional archery, I would recommend it to anyone.
The one on the right is my new 60# Martin Savannah longbow. At first I didn't think that more money meant necessarily much better performance in trad bows, but I was wrong. My god, I LOVE this bow! I mean the Viper is lovely and all, and looks a treat, but the work that has gone into the Martin...lovely! One thing too...the Martin shoots exactly where I look and is totally silent! The first time I went out shooting with it I was getting 4" groups at 20m without even trying. I didn't use any special technique (other than good form), I just looked where I wanted the arrow to go and there it went!
I really want a Chekmate next or another Martin...but I'm really happy right now (boy oh boy does the bug bite bad)!
Cheers all,
Leeroy
PS btw would anyone know a bowyer (maybe Yeoman?) who could make me an 80# plus bow?
PPS Stickbow, that is a lovely collection...the photos are very well taken and the bows are gorgeous and look to be very well made, you should be well proud!
Here are my bows and the quiver I recently made.
The one on the left is 'Bitey', a 50# Internature Viper 'Deluxe' (deluxe = darker slightly more exotic woods [but realistically no diff from the normal model other than colour]). My first trad bow and a great introduction into the world of traditional archery, I would recommend it to anyone.
The one on the right is my new 60# Martin Savannah longbow. At first I didn't think that more money meant necessarily much better performance in trad bows, but I was wrong. My god, I LOVE this bow! I mean the Viper is lovely and all, and looks a treat, but the work that has gone into the Martin...lovely! One thing too...the Martin shoots exactly where I look and is totally silent! The first time I went out shooting with it I was getting 4" groups at 20m without even trying. I didn't use any special technique (other than good form), I just looked where I wanted the arrow to go and there it went!
I really want a Chekmate next or another Martin...but I'm really happy right now (boy oh boy does the bug bite bad)!
Cheers all,
Leeroy
PS btw would anyone know a bowyer (maybe Yeoman?) who could make me an 80# plus bow?
PPS Stickbow, that is a lovely collection...the photos are very well taken and the bows are gorgeous and look to be very well made, you should be well proud!
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Days, when the ball of our vision
Had eagles that flew unabashed to the sun;
When the grasp on the bow was decision,
And arrow and hand and eye were one.
-George Meredith (excerpt of 'Ode to youth in memory')
Had eagles that flew unabashed to the sun;
When the grasp on the bow was decision,
And arrow and hand and eye were one.
-George Meredith (excerpt of 'Ode to youth in memory')
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