Heavy Quiet 3pc Longbows?

I would agree that a Bob Lee will fill the bill.

[Greg Clark]

I really like my Bob Lee recurve riser with long bow limbs they made to fit.  Quieter than the recurve limbs but with same mass and grip.

[deaddoc4444]

MY FEDORA extreme hybrid  is   VERY QUIET    almost as quiet as my one piece  Stewart slammer and that is the quietest bow I have ever shot.  
    The Fedora is not the heaviest I own but is has enough weight to "Feel " right in the hand .  Right now the Fedora is my GO TO   hunting bow .

[NEB]

Two words, Morrison Shawnee.

[Emmons]

Check out one of the new sponsors "Timberghost Bows".  They have good riser mass and will shot with the best of them.

[Steelhead]

Morrison shawnee C size riser.

[T Folts]

Dymondwood risers have good mass if you want a wood look to your bow. Most bowyers will use it if asked to. I have one I made and it is heafty.

[Rick Wiltshire]

I have a nice Spirit takedown with a riser of Bocote and Cocobolo.  That combination creates a heavy riser.  

Actually I prefer a lighter riser (my Pronghorn), I find that it is easier for me to hold my bow on target, after the shot, with a lighter riser; with a heavier riser I can find myself dropping my bow arm every so often after the shot.

[pamike]

Thanks for leads - I will start looking at some of these. Nobody shooting Schafer longbow? Talltines?

[buckeye_hunter]

Bob Lee x 2 for a recurve grip with longbow limbs in a three piece take down. He even has one bow called "The Heavyweight". Plenty of mass to quiet down the bow and absorb vibration.

[Sixby]

I'm finishing the bow you are talking about right now. Cocabola riser with phenolic I beam , 45 lb. double carbon limbs ,, smooth as silk and hits like a freight train. Its one of the heaviest bows I have ever built./ Sold though.

God bless you, Steve

[pamike]

Steve - I was getting excited until the last little note -SOLD

Not nice!!!!

[Chromebuck]

I fumbled around with the same issue for months before I finally decided that the whole concept of shooting better or with more confidence using a heavier riser(typical of recurve converts)was a farse.  My biggest obstacle was and still is my own mind.  Carried around a Habu Death Adder that I shoot quite well for a while and then started shooting a Toelke Whip, Centaur Carbon Elite, Thunderhorn one piece Vintage, and now a Bama Expedition Hunter and so on...  For true spot and stalk hunting I found the weight difference was enormous and that any lack of confidence based on mass of riser was going to be overcome!  I am now recovered and quite thankful to someone who pointed this out to me.

However, if you must follow your own mind as I very much did.  I think Sixby is spot on!  Additionally, what I did during my spell with the mass/weight psyche was call my bowyer and see what woods or combination of wood/phenolic he had in stock or recommended for greater mass.

Just so happens that bow was recently in the Classifieds.  It has a riser made of Cocobola and Ebony seperated by a accent of black phenolic.  It reigns as the most beautiful bow that I ever owned and one of the heaviest...
     

Best,

~CB

[WildmanSC]

Elmer Patton's Crow Creek Black Feather fits the bill on all accounts.  It has a heavy riser, is quiet and is a deadly accurate shooting bow at 45-48#@28".

Bill

[Mike Vines]

I have a Tall Tines all Macassar Ebony 3 piece longbow.  Specs are: 64", 50# @ 28" and I had Brian cut the riser 3/16" past center so that any of my arrows can be shot out of the 2 different bows I have to hunt with without making any changes. (Tall Tines and Two Tracks Ambush).  

My TT has very nice mass weight, especially with a 4 arrow angle mount Kanati quiver and 4 arrows, and to me, it is silent without any silencers on the string.  The bow is braced at 7 3/16" and shooting a 640 grain wood arrow.

[overbo]

You have the bow your looking 4.Trust me.You WILLNOT find a better shooting bow than your Vyperkahn.I've been thru and shot most of the mentioned bows and none of them impressed me more than my VK.
I've had my VK for 4 years and at least 6+ other bows later.

[pamike]

I agree BUT my vyperkahn is a little too short 60" and a little too heavy 52+ at 30" draw. My NEW vyperkahn will be perfect but I can't have that for another year.

If someone has a lighter weight vyperkahn I will buy it!

[overbo]

OUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!
60'' VK and a 30'' draw.I feel your pain

[pamike]

It was perfect at 27 1/2" and my BAD form.

[Sixby]

Get this in Cocabola , bocote, or maccassar with phenolic I beam and carbon foam core or boo core limbs and you will have your dream bow. Check this out,. 7 1/4 inch brace. 64 or 66 inch model for a stackfree 30 in draw.
God bless, Steve