This is an experimental yew string-follow bow made by John Strunk about 10 years ago. As one might expect from a bow that was purposely designed to be string-follow, it has a very smooth draw and very little hand shock. However, it is faster than one might expect from a string-follow bow, probably due to the bent recurved limb tips. It is marked 52# @ 28”, and is still pretty close to that weight, as measured yesterday (2/28/23). As always with John's bows, the workmanship is flawless. There are no defects or dings in the bow that I am aware of, but as with all self bows, exercise it carefully before shooting it if it hasn't been shot for a while, and keep in mind that self bows don't last forever.
This is a unique bow, AFAIK. I doubt if you'll find another one like it in the world.
Due to recent craziness in prices, I am reluctant to give an open ended commitment to pay shipping, but I will cover shipping up to $50.
Topic: John Strunk 62” RH Yew Self Bow - 3 (Read 4458 times)
