Show me your tolke lynx

[mark Willoughby]

Thinking about ordering one with longbow limbs and was wanting to see yalls,first curious about your likes dislikes they look like real performers thanks in advance looking forward to seeing some great looking bows

[Biathlonman]

I didn't love the Lynx with longbow limbs.  I did love it with the 60" recurve limbs.  I've got a couple chinooks and a whip your welcome to try.

[Pierre Lucas]

Recurve limbs..Yup







God bless,

[KyStickbow]

Wow..that's a beauty Pierre! Is that cocobola and yew?

[Pierre Lucas]

cocobolo and red cherry.   Josh,  did you get my email about the nock?

God Bless,

[mark Willoughby]

Dang Pierre that's nice!

[1/4 away]

That's a beauty !!

[A.S.]

James, you may have already seem mine. I need to slow down and take a few good pics of it soon.



It is a very easy bow to shoot.  The limbs aren't highly deflexed like some other bows.  I think this helps in the "ease" of shooting, and makes for a very quiet bow.  Performance is good.  I shot it side by side with my Blacktail quite a bit the past few days.  If the draw weights were exactly the same, I think there would only be 2-3 FPS difference in the two bow's performance.

Oh yeah, did I say how quiet it is?!

[jt85]

I have one with recurve limbs and it is a great bow nothing I don't like about it.

[mark Willoughby]

Loving all the positive feedback guys I'm pretty sure I'm going to order one that's definitely a looker Allen!

[jt85]

Mark, I emailed you some pics of mine. You can get a good look at the grip in a couple of the pics

[Elkchaser]

Originally posted by jt85:
I have one with recurve limbs and it is a great bow nothing I don't like about it.

X2.    My sentiments, exactly. Had longbow and recurv limbs. Longbow were ok for me, but I love the recurve set. Very, very quiet for a recurve.