New Reverse Riser ASL

[Ray Lyon]

Originally posted by Hatrick:
Ray, that does look similar to the grip on my bow. JD really does some nice work. I really like the way he placed the light accents (maple I guess) around the riser.  That looks like it would take a lot of extra work marrying that into the fade outs.

Funny you should have the "Autumn Legend" arrow there. On the top limb of my bow pictured I have written "Autumn Wind."

By the way, the most beautiful bow I own is a JD Berry Yaweh built in the late 80's when James and Dan were building bows together. Absolute amazing blending of woods and intricate spacer/accent lines. This is nothing new for James Berry.

[reddogge]

Really nice Dave as all of your bows are.

[Hatrick]

Thanks Rich, and Happy Thanksgiving to you.

I just picked up a light weight target bow so let me know when you and Bill plan to go to Mayberry to shoot.

[reddogge]

I'm at deer camp the next shoot but 12/18 would be the one after.

[stujay]

Good looking bow.  

[Longbow917]

Absolutely love it!!  Really diggin the bacote and green!

[Scott E. Thomas]

Dave, another gorgeous bow. I'll have to take that one for a spin at Baltimore. Dave makes a great shooting bow. I know I have one. Hope your having a nice Thanksgiving buddy. God bless, Scott.

[Pointer]

Looking sharp!

[Hatrick]

Thanks, Scott. Hope your Thanksgiving was exceptional and your family doing well. I'll give you a call around Christmas time to chat a bit and catch up on things.    Dave

[chris K.]

Dumb question. Could you string it the other way and shoot it as a left handed bow also?

[Hatrick]

Actually no, not this bow since the string grooves are already cut for right handed. If however, you originally cut the grooves the other way then yes, it would be a lefty with slight string follow and "normal looking" or no reverse riser.