Question for bowyers about riser wood

[indianalongbowshooter]

Ive got a solid piece of Mahogany that came from a friends friend who is a custom guitar maker, its approx. 24 in.x 2.25x 6-7 in. wide, still has part of a guitar back tracing on it. Will this wood make a good riser or combo wood in a riser? It was given to me to make a custom stock for a .36 cal. muzzleloader I no longer have. If it would might have a custom recurve or longbow made using it, if I dont do that may trade it for something I can use... Any informed opinions appreciated... Thanks, Dean heres a pic of  the wood up close..
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O.K. Heres the actual size was just guessing when I posted, its 32 in.x 1.75 in.x 5.75 wide.

[Crooked Stic]

TTT

[indianalongbowshooter]

I  think its Honduran but cant swear to it, it has a sorta dark pink look to it or reddish color maybe. Is there a definite way to tell as I have no way of getting in contact with the guy now to find out?

[**DONOTDELETE**]

You can tell by the weight more than anything...there are a lot of different varieties of Mohog...the heavy dense stuff would work fine for a bow riser i'm thinking. the lighter weight mohog doesn't have the structural integrity

[indianalongbowshooter]

Its pretty heavy, seems to be really dense, has to be good quality as the guy made custom guitar backs from it..

[ethan]

If you have doubts, you could always combine it with another wood. Zebra wood would look nice with a piece of mohogany.