The "ttt" of this thread interupted my patience as I await my first Tip. It is due in April. I've ordered a leftie in 58". I haven't settled on everything yet but I want it to be FF because mine will be 46# at my 26" draw length and I'd like to squeeze a bit more performance out the draw weight. This means there will be Dymonwood in the riser. I'll have an exotic riser flare and the limb veneers will be exotics. I'll have antler limb details, antler burr bolt knobs, checkered grip, and most likely the bow will be drilled for a new plunger-style springy elevated rest by Strickland's Archery. The bow may be cut 1/4" past center instead of the standard 3/16" to accomodate this arrow rest. I might have some type of antler plug, scrimshaw disc, etc. made to cover the cushion plunger hole in case I decide to shoot off the sheft or a bear weather rest.
I'm having an awful time settling on the wood combos! That Denton bow above is very striking with the contrasting riser woods!
I've been really studying the bows with bocote and cocobolo flares. At one time I thought I had settled on the Charcoal and Cocobolo riser..but....?
I came really close to buying a used LH Tip from one of the fine fellows on this site. One was just a hair heavier than I wanted and the other was 2" longer. It would have made the wait easier if I had bought one of these in the interim though! I keep my eye on the classifieds just in case the perfect "interim" bow does pop up though.