Whats in a name?

[moleman]

Whats in a name? Not much when they shoot as good as this old girl. Picked this bow up in a trade sometime ago, no names, no markings, nothing, its 70" 65-70 lbs ( havent put it on a scale yet) judging by my other bows and an awesome shooter! Black glass both sides, im guessing osage limbs and very narrow shelf, straight grip, straight limbs and loves 55-60 spine cedar.  [/url] [/IMG]  
Anybody else ever find a no name or lesser known bow that just far exceeds your expectations?

[Caughtandhobble]

Looks like you have a sweet shooter there.

I love my Journeyman. The Journeyman bows simply aren't famous yet, I have a feeling that they will be sooner than later.

Keep up the great shooting!!!!

[Cyclic-Rivers]

I found a bow at an auction. never heard of it before. But boy does it perform. It was made by a guy in WI who by the sound of it, doesn't make many if any anymore.

[iohkus]

Two of the best shooting recurves I have owned were made by a little known (except maybe in Missouri trad circles) bowyer named Mike Sullivan. Smooth as can be ........2 1/2 PPI. And, although I never owned any, his longbows are even better! Workmanship par excellance  

[JamesKerr]

Nice bow and shot!

[straitera]

Great stuff Moman! Really get a kick from nonames that perform! Nice weight & length too.

[Sam McMichael]

A bow that shoots that well only needs a nickname...SWEETIE.

[moleman]

Ive done some research and tried to nail down a maker based on looks and design, but no luck.
Really doesnt matter though, she looks good, shoots true, and sends a shaft where your looking, cant ask for more than that.  

[Grizzbear]

Diamand in the rough.

[Gen273]

[koops4]

I purchased a used recurve a few years back that only has the weight at length written on it.  No idea who made it but I love to shoot it.