Here you go! She is a smooth draw.

Will try to upload a few photos you requested Pat. Too nasty outside here in the middle of NY in the lake effect snow belt! Forgot to mention weight is 19 oz. with string and tru oil finish.

Quote from: Pat B on Today at 03:24:20 PMWill you post pics of what you have, ones that are together and one that has separated.

Yep I can when I get home

What it all means York is his scale is wrong. 50# woods should be .520 deflection and his scale is not even close to that!

I've been using a Scheib spine testor for almost 60 years so I know some about this subject. Yes 1.94# is the weight of Easton used on their Scheib spine testor.

Nicely done!

Will you post pics of what you have, ones that are together and one that has separated.

Sounds like a nice bow. It ought to shoot well with those hooks. Looking forward to the full draw pic and would like to see a back profile and braced pic.

Hey all, wondering if this is a normal scenario- the spliced feathers (looks great) are not staying together (hope that makes sense).

Doesn't seem to impact the flight or sound, wondering if that is anything to be concerned with?

For my Rocky Mountain Recurve 50lbs at 26" and I'm drawing 26.5" I noticed about a 25gr point difference between D97 with padded loops and a B55 string. It was a little slower with the B55 but not much to my eye but having the arrow 25grains heavier was part of it. I can tell you one thing for sure, shooting with the B55 the bow was whisper quiet. I decided why take a chance for a little speed and now only use the B55 I got from TTT Strings.

Quote from: Sawpilot 75 on December 21, 2025, 04:59:15 PMThey look good to me!

Thank you!