It took me a while to wear the big fella down, he really didn't enjoy making the first one. SO it took some convincing to get him to make me one.
But I did bring him around & I was getting very excited when he mentioned in conversation he had started my new bow
With all the waiting just about said & done, I got to hold the new Gringa weapon in my hands & have a few shots before the paint went on. Just to make sure I was happy with the handle (of coarse I was)
A couple of pics of Rod & I having a go of the new weapon.
Oops, a quick shot
Rod has a nack of being able to take in the finner details he observes about what people like. Meaning he knew exactly what I was after & delivered it in a sensational package.
The pics don't do this bow justice. I have been forgeting to take them & just grabbed a quick few as the light was fading tonight.
I had Dad take a photo today while we were playing this arvo.
My young fella & I posing for a Gringa shot.
So now you have seen it, what do I think of it.
Well it's ok I suppose
Just Kidding. As usual, you can just about feel the love radiatingg out, which Rod puts into every bow.
It is absolutely unreal. You point it & pull the trigger. It sends them hurtling down the range like an american missile on an Afghan cave
I had a bit of trouble with nocks sliding on the string at first, but a 2nd nock point under where the arrow nocks quickly solved the problem
Had me very confused on why they were flying so badly. But they are flying very well now. A bit of fine tuning & I am hoping to be shooting it at Barambah in a couple of weeks.Another sensational Gringa creation & I now I have a problem
2 awesome bows from the Gringa fold & only 1 set of arms to shoot them. But I am sure I will cope.Thanks for Looking.
