New!! 2 Piece TD Recurve

[mahantango]

Wow! That is gorgeous. I despise three-piece take-downs, but that is simply perfect.

[johnnyk71]

Originally posted by drewsbow:
Dang I just can't stop looking at it      

me neither, haha!

[stickem1]

All I can say is WOW!

[drewsbow]

and here I am again , dang I got it bad    :rolleyes:

[Cari-bow]

Someone in a private message asked about it fitting into a suitcase. Here is a picture of the bow in a suitcase it measures 29.25"X 19.5" on the outside. I thought this might interest others as well.
Abe
 

[akaboomer]

Thanks for adding the images. The only issue remaining is how can I get the money for one. I really would love to put that one through its paces. You have created a beauty that keeps calling me. Thanks again for sharing.

Chris

[Bear Heart]

That pic it what does it for me.

[kennym]

Originally posted by Cari-bow:
Danny it's 50 # @ 28". Not sure it's in your weight range.
awbowman-no it doesn't need or have phenolic.

Here are some graphs,one is a DFC ,the other I like to call an effort graph. The effort graph will give the lbs increase  for every inch draw the bow till 31".
DFC
 
Effort graph
 
I know it says Draw force curve on the above graph it's because I use the same program to make both graphs.
Abe

I love the effort graph idea, that really tells a tale! Well done bow Sir!      

[Burnsie]

Those are some wicked hooks on that baby,  beautiful bow

[Flatshooter]

Abe, you are definitely, "the man"! Like all your work...superb!

[Danny Rowan]

Abe,

If you decide to go into production let me know, Yeah, 50# is about 5# too light for me. Might have to order one with the gaboon riser like my Slynx and B/W vaneers  

[Cari-bow]

Here is another comparison,the 2 bows are Tuktu Ex 60" with a Wolverine 58" (longbow). They are both strung and standing on the floor. The Tuktu Ex is almost an inch shorter.
 
On the previous posted picture with the Tuktu Ex in the suitcase. I put a 60" TD longbow in the suitcase but it just barely fit and this was without any protection like a sock.
Abe