My New Java Man Bow

[Roy Stroh]

well... they are worth the wait  

[Gizzard]

It might be longer than a year before you decide to get rid of it, but when you do I want first dibs.  

[Roy Stroh]

Not at all likely, but I'll keep that in mind  

[Ghost Dog]

Gregg is one of those, in the back ground, slightly off the radar, hidden treasure bowyers. He is a very forward thinking bow designer, and really knows how to put woods together for a great look.

On top of that he is my friend.

[richbear]

That's one really nice looking bow. Anymore info would greatly appreciated, website or contact #. Thanks, Richbear.

[Roy Stroh]

Ghost Dog, Couldn't said it better myself.

richbear, here ya go  www.javamanarchery.com

[Java Man]

Its all Roy's fault.  He picked out the woods.

Thanks Bob.   :D

[Roy Stroh]

Originally posted by Java Man:
Its all Roy's fault.  He picked out the woods.
       :D    

Not entirely all my fault.  I had the opportunity to visit Greg and he showed me the different types of wood he had (if that wouldn't make someone order a bow nothing would), and earlier in the year he put the idea in my head of using all of the same wood for a bow.

[pignut@home]

Dang, I missed this one the first time around.  That is one sweet stick.  Of course if your the guy I think you are I think Javaman made out on the deal.

[Java Man]

Pete,

You got that right!  Now get that shop finished.  

[Arwin]

Sweet bow!!!! Love the snakey riser!

[pignut@home]

Ehh...Cinderella never gets to go to the ball...

I have to find people to trade this kind of stuff with.  Of course I probably have to find people to talk to first.

Dang it, that is a sweet bow.

[Roy Stroh]

AND ITS MINE ALL MINE