New for "2010" The Lost Creek " Recurve

[Jwilliam]

Very nice looking bow.    


Bill

[mjh]

Nice looking bow Chad!!  Heck I'm still trying to save money for a longbow but seeing as I already have several recurves I'd better keep my eye on longbows!  Keep up the good work!

[billy shipp]

There has always been a demand for 50's style recurves, and Chad is now offering one that will fit into lots of folk's budget.

I'll bet my last dollar that it is a shooter too.

[Pete W]

looks good Chad.Thats a nice size for Blinds, and those small grips are very nice.

Pete

[Lost Creek Bows]

I've been out shooting my new recurve, "The Muchakinock", and the more I shoot it, the more I like it. So far my field tests are going very well. This bow is very quiet and very fast, and very easy to shoot, with non-existant shock. It is 56" 54@ 28" with a bamboo core, flat grain Red Elm limbs, and clear glass. I'm currently shooting Carbon Express Heritage 250's. They weigh in at 515 grains, that's 9.5 grains per lb. I've shot a 5 shot average of 195 fps with a finger release.          Chad

[Mike Bolin]

Yes sir.....you need a left handed field test for sure! DO I need to send you my address? LOL!! Real nice looking bow! If it shoots as nice as it looks you will do well with it. Mike

[SS Snuffer]

Chad
Will be very interested in your new recurve. I think the small grip is the the key to why your bows feel so good in the hand. Been thinkin of a 56" 44lb. Walnut and black glass would look great. I'll be watchin your web site. Keep us posted!

[BCWV]

Oh no, another bow I have to have.

[bow loving man]

I really like the looks of that one Chad, just another lefty in the wings waiting...Nice work...