Tall Tines makeover

[deerhunter_w]

I bought my first bow off Kentuckytj a few years back. I was lucky enough to take my first trad deer that year. On a recent P.B.S. hunt I noticed the finish was coming off in places. I decided to send it back to Brian Weasel from tall tines archery. I was surprised with a package Yesterday when I returned home from work. WOW. What a difference. Thanks Brian

Jeff

 

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After

[yaderehey]

Sure brought out the true colors in that bow.  Very nice!

[TradBrewSC]

looks great!

[KentuckyTJ]

Sure looks great as always. You need to show the arrow point in the riser my papaw picked up out of one of his fields. He is no longer with us so if you ever go to sell her give me first shot if you would Jeff.

[deerhunter_w]

Ok TJ. I will try and get a picture up this evening. I don't think it's going anywhere though.

Jeff

Nice!

Bisch

[KentuckyTJ]

I am glad you have it. Its a great shooter.

[Warden609]

       

[deerhunter_w]

Here you go TJ.

 

[Cyclic-Rivers]

Beauty!

[azhunter]

Great shooters. Love mine. Really like that arrow point in the riser.

[deerhunter_w]

Thanks. Your right. It is a great shooting bow.

Jeff

[KyRidgeRunner]

Tall Tines is my go to bow.  I love mine.  I'm kicking around the idea of having Brian build me a set of low 40's pound limbs for mine.

[KentuckyTJ]

Nice Jeff!

[Steve O]

Originally posted by KyRidgeRunner:
Tall Tines is my go to bow.  I love mine.  I'm kicking around the idea of having Brian build me a set of low 40's pound limbs for mine.

I will ditto the "go to".  I don't even look at or try other brands any more. There is no better recurve or hybrid for me for sure.

I've often think of adding another set of limbs but always just go with the whole bow in the end. Two riser lengths with two limb lengths will give you 4 possible combinations to work with rather than two...

I've lost count but I know I can make up any combo in recurve or hybrid he makes.

[deerhunter_w]

My next one will be the stickflinger. I would love to get my hands on one to try out.

Jeff

[Michael Arnette]

Originally posted by Steve O:
ditto the "go to".  I don't even look at or try other brands any more. There is no better recurve or hybrid for me for sure.

I've often think of adding another set of limbs but always just go with the whole bow in the end. Two riser lengths with two limb lengths will give you 4 possible combinations to work with rather than two...

I've lost count but I know I can make up any combo in recurve or hybrid he makes. [/qb]

Yup!

[David McLendon]

I have a recurve with a 57# &48# limb set that Brian made for me years ago and it caused me to sell my other recurves  (won't go into naming them all). Lately I have been back in communication with Brian and am about to have him build me a Stickflinger LB. after that I'll be set.

[David McLendon]

I have a recurve with a 57# &48# limb set that Brian made for me years ago and it caused me to sell my other recurves  (won't go into naming them all). Lately I have been back in communication with Brian and am about to have him build me a Stickflinger LB. after that I'll be set.