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labrunner10
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Jack Harrison Fisk longbows
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January 26, 2013, 12:20:00 PM »
Is there any real difference between a Jack Harrison longbow and Fisk longbow. I am to the understanding Fisk longbows is the company Jack Harrison started. I have always wanted to see in person let a lone shoot one of each of these bows. I am always looking for one since that seems to be the only way I will get a good impression of one of these bows.
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Bill Turner
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Re: Jack Harrison Fisk longbows
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January 26, 2013, 02:10:00 PM »
Fisk was taught and trained by Jack Harrison. He bought him out, lock, stock and barrel a few years back. Forms and all. Harrison has since gone back to making a custom bow on occasions, with a very high price tag. I have never seen/shot a bow by Fisk or for that matter Harrison, but I hear that the Fisk bows are very nice. "Raging Waters", a TG member out of Austin, TX, should be able to answer your questions from experience. Good luck.
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Rod Bear
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Re: Jack Harrison Fisk longbows
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January 26, 2013, 02:37:00 PM »
I owned a Fisk a couple of years ago. Beautiful bow.One of the best shooting bows that I have ever had.The only reason that I sold it,was it was a little to heavy for me.
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Blackhawk
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January 26, 2013, 05:18:00 PM »
I owned a Harrison Black Wolf, 70" TD longbow, a few years ago. It was extremely smooth and accurate, but its large wrapped grip was not comfortable for me.
In retrospect, I should have kept it, shot it more and gotten used to it. I would definitely get another Harrison if the right specs and price presents itself.
And no, never shot a Fisk.
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Lon Scott
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Brianlocal3
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January 26, 2013, 07:43:00 PM »
Im not familiar with the bows but I have talked to the man and He seems like a very down to earth nice bower to deal with
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