I was checking the trad history threads and got a knock on the door.I sprinted down the stairs with my Doberman in tow.I knew what it was!
My 2nd generation St.Charles Thunderbird was here.I tore into the package and pulled out a tremendous replica of the beautful T-bird.Its all yew riser and stunning hand selected Yew limbs blew me away at 1st sight.The limbs are the finest Yew I have seen no doubt and I have had a few Yew limbed bows.Tips are black horn I believe.
Its 63 inches and should be 54#s at my 30 inch draw.It has a single shelf instead of double shelfed like some have.
These are sure beautiful and nostolic bows and qualify as an instant classic in my book.
Just thought I would share.I am pretty stoked.Thier is something special about this bows appearance,lines and the history that proceeded it.It is also signed by Mr. St. Charles and his son Jay.Thats iceing on the cake.The bow looks to be near immaculate and has a very nice finish on it.Its # 288 out of the 300 that were made.Sorry no pics guys.You can see the bows if you do a search on the web under St. Charles Thunderbird and get some literature as well on the subject.
Time to step outside and shoot a few arrows.String looks like B-50.I will try it and then a Dynaflight.
Shoot straight!