Bamm! Turkey

[Dsturgisjr]

Thanks again everyone    

The new heads are machined out of a solid piece of steel. Very true and very easy to get really sharp. I'll try to get a picture.

Mike, I like that bow so much I had this spare made, They are the same except for the riser piece. I hadn't used this one yet and wanted to break it in.

[Rod Bear]

Denny> Gongrats. Question? When you switched to three under, did you have a new BW made for three under, or are you shooting your split finger bow. If you are shooting your split finger bow, How did you quiet the bow down, and how much higher did you move the knocking point. Rod

[bayoulongbowman]

Denny , id love to see strung pick of ur bow! thats nice shooting!!!!!  

[Dsturgisjr]

Rod, I am just using the regular split tiller. Paper and bare shaft tuning told me to raise nocking point 1/8". I don't notice any extra noise with these bows.

Here is a pic of all my bows

 

[Steve O]

You could have saved me a lot of work guessing what those are...  :D  

Let me know if I have it right top to bottom:

Graybark
Osage
Autumn Oak
Tulipwood
"Paint"
Kingwood

[Shinken]

That is a *nice* collection of PL's Mr. Sturgis!

I *particularly* like the contrast of the woods in the Osage model,

Are they all takedowns?

Shoot straight, Shinken

[Dsturgisjr]

All TDs Shinken

Steve, t to b

PLX cross grain gray bark (bamboo core)78# 66"

PLX osage (osage core)69# 66"

PLX cross grain autumn oak (bamboo core)70# 66"

PLX osage with cocobolo in the handle (osage core)70# 66"

PL III with paint   (birch core)94# 64"
 
PLX bocote (bamboo core)85# 64"

[Steve O]

Not too bad guessing, I guess.  That second Osage would be my pick...wow!

[bowhunterfrompast]

Congrats  

[Dsturgisjr]

Steve, That is really pretty osage. It was new last Sept. and dark like that then.

[bayoulongbowman]

Denny , do you fine the bamboo core wood a plus? Just curious, I love ur taste in bows there buddy!! Marco

[Mike Walker]

Thanks Denny,
Looks like you broke it in right.

[Dsturgisjr]

Mark, the boo is nice, but I prefer the osage.

[Bryan Burkhardt]

Congrats on a nice bird Denny!

[Boomerang]

Way to go Denny!! Those are the best broadheads I've ever seen!  

Boomer

[Last of the Breed]

Originally posted by Dsturgisjr:
The new heads are machined out of a solid piece of steel. Very true and very easy to get really sharp.  I'll try to get a picture.  

[StickBowManMI]

Nice Bird Denny! Way to go!