All you black widow people.

I have been shooting longbows for most of the past several years, which led me to the point last year where I sold my SAIII and TFII bows, both of which I bought pre-CNC (1999 and 2001) from the Widow Works. Held onto my LAG. I just bought my 4th Widow - a PCH -- from a member here. It is a 56", 44#@28, PCHIII. I am a recurve fan again--smooth, quick, an intuitive joy to shoot. Nothin' like a Widow!

[Sean B]

I've been shooting my SAII since '96.  Its the only widow that I've ever owned.  It's also my main bow.  Its a smooth shooter and durable as anything. As several of the post had said, take one for a "Test Drive".

[cacciatore]

In the late 80s,when I bought my first Widow, they were just very good dependable,fast shooting bows; in the last few years they have changed look becoming outstanding.Everyyear there is always a pleasant improvment on their bows.

[jonsimoneau]

I prefer Habu bows, and I also love the Dakota built by Rick Welch.  Having said that, if I were not able to get my hands on another Habu (I'm on the list for a new one) I would be ordering a widow.

[graybark uk]

i saw my 1st widow in 1988 & wanted 1 ever since ,i finaly got my saII  in 1999 58" 55@28 ,had a limb repaired & a facelift in 2009 she looks better than new & shoots like the day we met .ive had bear`s border`s checkmate`s & all sorts of recurves & longbows since but ALWAYS GO BACK TO MY WIDOW . shoots fast hits hard & puts game down ,i love it

[joevan125]

I dry fired my PSA X this weekend and it jumped out of my hands and landed on the limb tip then bounced off my friends deck. He had a big pile of gravel that he was getting ready to spread out and my bow landed on top of it.

NOT A SCRATCH

[charles suttles]

I shoot a little bit of everything around the house, but when I get on that airplane there's a widow in my duffle bag!