Any Jay ST Charles Classic Yew LB Pics?

[Rob DiStefano]

hey rusty, good to hear that about the 30# pac yew.  my daughter has since gone up some in both draw length and holding weight ... time to get her a mohawk.   :D

[Tater John]

We shoot together, its great!

[missagain]

dang it dang it!!!! now look what ya done .im gonna get me one of those!

[Wannabe1]

missagain, Jay is a great guy to talk too. Give him a call and he'll tell you anything you want to know about his bows. It didn't take me long to get sold and I'll be ordering mine come Monday. I originally wanted a T/D longbow, Ancient Spirits too be exact, then I came across Jays website again and really started thinking.   :D

[Tater John]

Wannabe1, I bought a #45-64" one piece for my son years ago. Not speed a demon, classic D. Jay's bows and workmanship are nice! I'm always on the prowl for a T/D for myself, I never see them. My son's bow has the laced suede grip wrap where as the girls bow has the skived? elk that Rob posted his pictures. Personally I perfer the elk wrap more, better feel and it stays cleaner less sweat stains. Get the T/D, or not      

Rusty

[Wannabe1]

Thanks Rusty. I am going for the elk wrap also but, going to stick with the one piece for now. I know what you mean about never seeing them. I was thinking today that I don't recall ever seeing one on the Classifieds.

[SCATTERSHOT]

I like my takedowns, but in all honesty, I hardly ever take mine apart. The feature does come in handy from time to time, though, and it stays tight.

[Bjorn]

My Jay St. Charles bow looks just like Rob's. It is 62" and 53#@28. Wonderful shooting classic American long bow. Jay is a great bowyer and you won't find a better person to deal with. You won't be sorry.

[PhilNY]

I have Jay's thunderbird recurve and the woods that he uses are some of the nicest selections that I have ever seen. Looks like an old fly rod. Great feel in the hand. very classic look.
you will not be dissappointed.

[Wannabe1]

I almost considered that Thunderbird recurve but, I'm a longbow guy at heart.  

[newtotrad]

Well, I was looking to buy my first straight-limbed bow and had narrowed it down to Craig at HH or Northern Mist.  Now I have a third bowyer to consider.

[SCATTERSHOT]

I know this is a St. Charles thread, but if I were you I'd go with a Hill. Price, beauty, tradition,good shooting qualities and fast turnaround all enter into the mix. You won't be sorry.