I ran into quite a few TradGangers today!!!!!

Looks pretty sweet!!! Sorry I missed making it to Kalamazoo this year to see you.  Good luck with your new venture!!!


Jason

Looks good to me with the lower grip and smaller grip.Still looks shapely.Its not straight IMO from what I can see.Lower.

I like lower grips so it appeals to me.It would also match up well with other bows that have lower style grips when going from one to another on your bow rack.Like a lot of 50s style recurves and many longbows with locator  grips that are lower.

If I was to buy one I would personally like that grip on the Bear T.D riser.I do do fine with the more medium grips I have had on the Bear T.D riser in wood risers.But they do very in size since they were handmade and not duplicitous.

God is great and prayers work!

Really happy to hear you are recovering so well Randy!

I will continue to pray for your recovery.

It's great to see you on here again!

Hello all, I thought I would share this quiver with you. I've had a sitting in the corner of my living room for years. It was custom made for Dan Bertalen. He even used it on the cover of his book Traditional Bowyers of America. I believe it was made by Chris Shepherd in 1988. Just curious if anybody else has any information or other quivers made by Chris Shepard? 

I don't have experience with the hammer grip (just own the standard grips in A and B),  but I'l offer my opinion anyway. Might feel OK, if you like a straight grip (and I do on ASLs and 50s style recurves) , but sure ruins the looks of a Bear riser..   

Nice bow Steve congrats! I like his bows.

Thanks Kurt, ya a lot going on right now but we will do our best to show all of you a good time.
 Pappy

I currently own a Bear takedown with a B riser.  I am considering purchasing an A riser with a hammer grip for a shorter bow to use hunting from blinds.  Does anyone have experience with the hammer grip, and if so, how do you like it?