Bow # 7 with skins finished

[briarjumper12]

64" ttt.  50 lbs at 27.  1 3/4 for 2/3 the limbs then tapering to 1/2 inch tips.  Osage tip overlays like the last one.  They go really well with the skins I think.  Heat treated the belly while taking out the propellor twist.
 
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[briarjumper12]

I hope the pics ain't too big.  I think I got it right in photobucket.  Mods can let me know if not.  More pics.
 
 
 
 

[PEARL DRUMS]

Sweet tiller job there. I like it.

[soopernate]

That is a LETHAL looking stick.

[Longbowlogan]

Looks good!

[Stiks-n-Strings]

Nice looking bow! Is it hackberry?

[briarjumper12]

Originally posted by Stiks-n-Strings:
Nice looking bow! Is it hackberry?

Forgot that important bit of info didn't I...It's pignut hickory.
Thanks for the kind words ya'll

[monterey]

Very nice!  What did you wind the grip with?

[steadman]

Very nice  

[twitchstick]

Nice looking bow.

[KellyG]

Very Nice looking bow.

[Roy from Pa]

Very nice.

[Keenan]

Very nice bow. Well done

[J. Holden]

Do I have to build 7 bows to get one that looks like that?  Beautiful bow you have there.  Nice job.

-Jeremy  

[red hill]

Nice bow, briarjumber!

[DVSHUNTER]

Love canebreaks. I had several until i gave em away. I need to make myself one. Nice bow.

[briarjumper12]

Originally posted by monterey:
Very nice!  What did you wind the grip with?

Parachute cord that I took all the threads out of.  Commonly known as gutted paracord.  I like it better than leather.  Deosn't stretch when wet, warmer than leather in cold weather too.  Doesn't look as traditional or primitive but hey I always a few feet of cordage when needed.