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I own a Toelke Chinook, Great Plains Rio Bravo and 2 62" Mojosticks. Of all the recurves I've shot, these are the best "for me". The other is the Great Plains Swift, which is on my wish list.
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(At least it was there an hour or so ago) In our site's Traditional Bows the 58" 46# Thunder Stick at $360 would be one great buy. Bill
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I recently acquired a new Toelke recurve. I can't say enough good things about it. Might give the website a look. Just google Toelke or Montana Bows.
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That Super Wildcat on the first page is beautiful for sure. I'd like to shoot one of those someday.
But, I can say that the Widow PA's are really nice bows. I don't think that you would be disappointed with one at all.
I'm sure that there are other one-piece bows that are just as nice, but I don't know if they'd be any better.
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The best is Jack Howard's Gamemaster Jet, and it is no longer made. Someone may sell you one and they are spendy, but you did ask for the best right?
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As far as 60's styles bows go I LOVE the St. Joe River bows I'm having one made right now. I own one of there longbows and they are GREAT shooters! These guys will build a bow to YOUR specs, from woods to how you want your grip. A true custom for you!! Really worth checking out!! stjoeriverbows.com
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This is a Blacktail "Snakebit" in a one-piece. It shoots great. The limb veneers are lacewood and snakewood. The riser is snakewood footed with wenge. It's a "keeper". 62" 55#@28"
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I love the St. Joe River Bows they are a sponsor here and Tracey and Dave make a great recurve they can do Almost any type of wood and they still make the ibeam version or a layered version
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Wow!!. So much porn in one thread. Some beautiful bows and any of the names mentioned all have to be the potential to be best bow we ever owned.
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I have a Howatt X-200. While they have been a great company to deal with, after reading on these forums for a while now, I think I would avoid buying a big factory bow. They are overpriced and just don't look as nice.
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