Just received this a few days ago and just now had a chance to walk it through my back yard woods. It's 64", 52# at my draw, and of def/ref design. The riser is walnut with bubinga/maple stripe, and overlay of olivewood and maple; limbs are olivewood under clear glass, with a core of red elm. Tip overlays are cocobola.
The bow has an ample riser...hand-filling and is very comfortable. It's very quiet on the shot and stable with little noticeable vibration. The string is dacron, flemish twist.
I really can't give you a speed check, but Blacky did tests on this bow's brother, in the Dec/Jan issue of TBM, so you can check that for specifics.
It's a very comfortable bow to carry and shoot, and points well canted or vertical. I shot some stumps, clods and limbs and could see myself using this bow in October for whitetails. It's also nice to look at. Kustom King is a sponsor here and you can see the bows there. Here is a little slide show on my outing; the hole of muddy water is where I did a one-legger into the mess. 'Twas a little chilly....up to my knee through the ice 8^).
It was a beautiful day here...partly sunny and in the mid forties. Click on photo for slides.
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