Bow weight reduction

[flinthead]

Have a Dale Dye recurve that was 58lb @28 and was killing my sholders. Knew it was too strong when I bought it [used] , but it looked so awsome.It shot great.  Had it taken down to 52#@28 and the name removed. Seems like a new bow [and looks like one]. Thanks Whip.Flinthead.

[DannyBows]

I also own a fine example of Joe's (Whip) work. Biggie's old Bamboo Longhunter. Biggie slew about everything that walks, flies, crawls, or swims, from sea to shining sea with that bow. I wouldn't be surprised if he didn't spear a few hogs with it along the way too.  

[Blackhawk]

Joe is a first class guy that does quality work in a timely fashion...and unlike some, he will communicate with his customers.

[Mike Theis]

Yes - Whip does good work. I purchased a Bighorn at 70 Lb on the St Judes auction in 2010. Whip took it down to 64 for me. Very good workmanship. 100% happy.

[flinthead]

Does not seem that a small amount like 58 to 52pounds [6 #] would make that much difference---but it seems to lighten the weight  by 1/3.These Dyes grip seem to fit like no other. Thanks , Roy

[azhunter]

Originally posted by Blackhawk:
Joe is a first class guy that does quality work in a timely fashion...and unlike some, he will communicate with his customers.

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[pamike]

who is whip (joe)? website?

[Hopewell Tom]

Check in the Sponsor Links under Prairie Traditions.
Never heard a bad thing about Whip.

[pamike]

thanks