I need bow ideas!

[Matthew Bolton]

Due to a recent change in shooting style and softening of my stubborness, I have come to realize my current bow is just a bit too much for me to shoot dead on everytime. I'm piddling with the idea of getting a new bow but I'm a bit picky on such things so here's the criteria.
Tillered for three under.

Draw weight something like 53@28 so it will be around 52 or so at my draw.

58 or so inches long to accommodate my near verticle bow positioning.

Good quality no frills bow but still custom.

I don't have a preference on whether  it's a recurve or longbow.

Who do I need to look to to build me this bow?
Thanks guys

[RedShaft]

Black widow pch x. mine still amazes me every time i pick it up and points rite where i look, smooth, fast. and ashbel grip is awesome.

[GRINCH]

A Zipper 60 inch long bow,carbon foam limbss should do the trick.

[TxAg]

If you have a price point in mind, I'd add that.  Lots of good bows fit your criteria....some are $300 and some are $1300

[Terry Lightle]

Take a look at Cari-Bow

[Rick Richard]

Dan Toelke

[Broken Arrows]

For my first custom bow was and still is my Dwyer Endeavor you can find them in the sponsors list up top they are great to work with and build a great bow!

[KHALVERSON]

predator  hunter or classic
or  a zipper zsr or sxt
both bowyers  build exceptional products that are quick, quiet and stable

[mountain lion]

I really like my bob lee t/d. I've never shot there longbows or one piece recurves but I'm sure there awesome as well

[zipper bowss]

The answer may be as simple as a lite set of limbs for your current riser.

[Alexander Traditional]

I have two bows from Lewis Hollow Archery,and really like them. One is a take down recurve and the other is a one piece recurve. Call Chris Sparks and he will talk with you and make sure you get what you want,and he is pretty cheap compared to others. He starts at $650.

[WRV]

Can't go wrong with a Morrison ILF

[Matthew Bolton]

I forgot to include a few things like always haha.

1. I want to stay with a takedown if possible but I dont have an issue with a one piece.

2. a healthy sized sight window if that makes sense.

[Rob W.]

Looks like a buyers market right now in the classifieds.

[Looper]

You know, there's nothing wrong with dropping down to a 45# or even less, if you need to. That is more than enough to kill a hog or a deer. Lighter will be better when you're working on your form. There is always a market for bows in that range, so you really won't be out any money, if you decide to sell it later on.

[owlbait]

Zipper, Longwalker, Stalker.

[gvdocholiday]

I'm in love with my 58" recurve from St Joe River bows.  It's very smooth and built for hunting.  Fully custom, but fits me perfectly as I'm likewise not looking for a lot of frivolous frills...I like solid performance and built to work.  That's what I got.

[YORNOC]

Honestly, too many good bows to list. What I DO have to say....is congrats! And welcome to the world of accuracy! Now that you've accepted you are overbowed, your shooting is going to drop your jaw at a proper weight! You have just overcome one of the biggest obstacles in trad archery.

[Archie]

If I were going to break away from my Black Widow bows, I'd look into Bigfoot, Eagle Wing, or Acadian Woods.  Good bows, very well made, great reputations.  And from what I hear, Bigfoot and Eagle Wing are very custom, but not hugely expensive.

[coaster500]

How about an ILF setup...  it lends itself to your vertical shooting style and with a 4 to 5#s of weight adjustment you can dial in your optimum weight?

There are a bunch of sponsors here that make some fine ILF equipment. I think Bob Morrison hunts with his ILF set up? Dryad, Zipper, Black Creek are all sponsors here and make fine bows...

Good luck