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Sixby
Tradbowhunter
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Re: Static v/s Standard Recurve Limbs
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Reply #20 on:
November 05, 2012, 11:02:00 PM »
Bearheart, Working on yours as we speak. getting some finish on her now.
God bless, Steve
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Trad Bowhunter
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Re: Static v/s Standard Recurve Limbs
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November 12, 2012, 10:52:00 AM »
i used to shoot a commanche recurve a short static made by curtis byrd . i never chronoed it but it is fast and quiet and as they say dead in the hand .paul brunner used to hunt with one he sold them when he owned scheming eagle.mine is 61 @ 27.5 i wish someone would start making them again mine is art handed bow and im a southpaw.
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S. Brant Osborn
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Re: Static v/s Standard Recurve Limbs
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November 12, 2012, 02:12:00 PM »
Never done any scientific tests, mainly because I wouldn't know how. Chased the speed bows a while and liked the statics for that. But now I'm just looking for a smooth comfortable draw and the statics do that for me. Most seem quiet or easy to get so. Morrison, Rer, Dryad, are high on My list and looking forward to trying others.
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Re: Static v/s Standard Recurve Limbs
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November 12, 2012, 02:29:00 PM »
With my unscientific study of the static limb and my almost 30" draw... I like them a lot. I've got a Kwyk Styk that is 56" long, and the feel is almost like my longbows when drawing. Finger pinch compared to other 56" dynamic recurves is night and day... Thus, the only recurve I own is that 56" KS... do have a couple of sets of limbs for it though...
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Never done any scientific tests, mainly because I wouldn't know how. Chased the speed bows a while and liked the statics for that. But now I'm just looking for a smooth comfortable draw and the statics do that for me. Most seem quiet or easy to get so. Morrison, Rer, Dryad, are high on My list and looking forward to trying others.
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