Guss I'm at work right now so can't do pics at the moment. But I'm very partial to Habus both the Vyperkahn and the old recurves. I also like Black Widows especially the MA series. There are also some other bows in this thread that look interesting to me. I like bows with the limbs mounted on the belly. The reason is I prefer the higher brace height. I have heard that this robs the bows performance due to a shorter power stroke but it does not bother me. I'm not into speed as much as I am into stability and "shootability" I like a higher brace height for better string clearance. Especially on a cold November day when I am bundled up in a treestand. I have also heard that bows with the limbs mounted on the belly may be more forgiving. I have a maccaser Ebony Habu recurve that I love due to the mass weight. The mass weight helps my shooting. If I were to flinch before release or jerk my bow arm the effects are minimized because it takes more effort to move a bow with heavy mass weight. The other reason I like Habu bows is the grip and I have a slight preference for the grip on the Viperkahn. It has a very narrow throat which seems to minimize hand contact with the bow and helps me to minimize torque. To be fair though there are a lot of bows out there that I have never tried. For the most part when I do try a different bow I don't like it as much. I've had a number of other bows but normally end up selling them and going back to my trusty Habus. There is no one "best" bow out there. If there were we would all be shooting it. It is a very personal thing I believe.
Topic: Bows w/ rear mounted limbs appreciation thread (Read 5135 times)
