Wilson Bros. T-2600 Brace range

[outpostdave]

Hi everyone! Anybody know the brace height range for a 1976 Wilson Bros. Black Widow T-2600 take down, AMO length 65" ?

Thanks in advance,

Dave

[Horney Toad]

I'm not familiar with that bow, but I'd try about 8".

[damascusdave]

Love to see a pic of that bow please...my last name is Wilson

[outpostdave]

Dave, Here you are. The top bow is my 1976 Wilson Bros. Black Widow T-2600, the bottom is my 1975 T-1300. I found my manual on the '75 and it shows 9-10" for the 65",  so I think it's close for the 1976.

Dave      [/IMG]

[Lucas K]

Wow those bows are in great shape!

[raghorn]

Lok at the grip and limb butts. Lay one riser on top of the other. They are the same

[Rabob]

Dave

According to the 76 information brochure that I have,the 2600 string height is as follows:

64"- 8 1/4" to 9 1/4"
65"- 8 1/2" to 9 1/2"
67"- 9"     to 10"
69"- 9 1/2" to 10 1/2"
70"- 9 1/2" to 10 1/2"

Draw weights up to 50#.
Limb colors:Ivory,Gold or clear finish on natural wood with white glass.
Handle colors:Ivory or Gold with Black Widow plunger and arrow flight control.
Price:complete bow $229.50
Limbs only:$99.75
Handle only:$129.75 with Black Widow plunger and arrow flight control.
Hope this helps.....

Regards,Ray

[outpostdave]

Thanks for the information Ray.

Dave

[Rabob]

You are welcome!!

Regards,Ray

[damascusdave]

I know virtually nothing about the Black Widows of the Wilson Brothers era other than the fact that they made the bows....I was not expecting the bows to look anything like that....thank you so much for educating me...now of course I have no choice but to try to feed my addiction

DDave

[outpostdave]

Dave, I collect them all. You know how you have a couple of special bows that you won't ever sell? I have several (out of 35) that fit that category. My favorite is this 1964 Wilson Bros. Black Widow HF. It's 58" and 40#@28. It's hard to see in the picture, but, the riser has 5 different laminations in it. It is very petite (unlike the X series target bows), that's why I took the photo next to my 2010 rosewood PMA-X shooter to show scale. I hope you like it!