SO YOU WANTED AN ACS RECURVE . . . EH?

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Originally posted by wingnut:
Kirk,

Nope, different radius designed to optimize the performance of the limb.

Mike

Thanks Mike, i was just curious.....

I've been told that the original  "ACS" stood for "Adcock Cross Section"..... looking at that limb design i couldn't imagine pulling that one off in a radius cross section and keeping it stable.  

I know some other bowyer's with a very similar designed limb that are getting great results. I'll be interested in seeing the test results.

love your flaming arrows!      

[wingnut]

Oh it's radiused but not the same as the longbow.

That was your question. . . right?

Mike

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So it DOES have a radius cross section?     :eek:  

Wow!  I'd like to see one of these up close and personal.

[wingnut]

$625 plus S&H and it's yours .. . LOL

Mike

[Elkchaser]

Kirk,
It looks like you need to make a nice winter trip to Texas to check this out!    
Speaking of that, I could probably use a nice winter trip to Texas.

I like the looks of those limbs a lot Mike...and Jason....and John.    

[wingnut]

Thanks guys.

Mike

[widow sax]

What will be the shortest bow or the length of both longbow and recurve in both the ILF and the Boltdown. And I want to bring this to the top for my buddy.  Widow

[wingnut]

With the 13" riser and shorts you can get 54" on the recurve and with mediums 56 on the longbow.

Drawlength is limited to 27" in both.

Mike

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What kind of length would i need to accommodate my 29" draw Mike?

I looked on your site and had a rough time figuring out pricing. Is the $625 figure you gave me for a carbon limb bow? and is this bow a double carbon limb, or just single carbon back?

Got any pic's of this "Crazy John's" Carbon?

[LITTLEBIGMAN]

mike boy that baby looks like a screamer and I look forward to Blacky's testing results

Any chance you will be at Waterloo in march?

[widow sax]

Can you get wood veneers on the acs recurve limbs.   Widow

[widow sax]

I forgot to ask how does the draw weight change when going up or down in riser length Thanks.   Widow

[widow sax]

Sorry but I did not see on your web sight how far both risers are cut past center Thanks again.   Widow

[wingnut]

Widow Sax,

No veneers on this one as it's got carbon not clear glass.

Drawweight remains the same on our risers. If using others it's normally 1 pound per inch gain for going shorter and one pound loss per inch for going longer.

Risers are cut 3/16 past center.

Kirk,

That's the limb price.  They are triple carbon and no you can't see the "crazy John's"  It's secret stuff.  LOL

Mike

[champ38]

Wow, stunning.....great work Mike. Looking forward to Blacky's test.

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Kirk,

That's the limb price. They are triple carbon and no you can't see the "crazy John's" It's secret stuff. LOL

Mike

So if i want to purchase the standard TD bolt down bow it's $625 for the limbs, and how much for a 17" riser?

I think I'd need a riser bro... those limbs would look kinda funny on a Sasquatch riser. LOL!


Triple "Crazy John's" Carbon eh?   That's got a nice ring to it.  

[wingnut]

Kirk,

You can get the prices on all of our products on our website link at the bottom of my post.  Just go to the section "price list".  LOL

Mike

[joevan125]

Would putting skins on your limbs be a problem Mike?

[wingnut]

Nope, you can put them on if you like or have someone else do it.  We don't do skins any more.

Mike

[Bill Carlsen]

When I got my wife her DAS bow the first set of limbs she had were used Synerzy limbs by W&W.  They had the same kind of limb and were nice shooters.

Mike: I recently got some Border HEX 6 limbs. Best limbs I ever shot. Would it be possible to do a comparison. I am sure Blacky can come up with some sort of comparison. I would love to fine a US bowyer that could make a comparable limb. Between you and Bob Morrison I think it may not be too far away. You guys are on the right track.