Introduction and a question

[Mark Little]

Hello all.  My name is Mark Little and I am coming back to traditional equipment after a long time away.  I started shooting 30 some years ago on a Shakespeare bow of my dads.  Shot a compound (fingers) for years and dabbled with the longbow in the mid nineties.  After my compound blew a string and damaged the bow beyond repair I got a new compound that was not at all finger friendly.  While it is nice to be able to stack arrows one on top of the other I just miss holding the string in my fingers.  So, here I am back to shooting a traditional equipment and loving it.  

Now for my question.  I have two long bows, a John McCullough RACO and a Jack Smith Blackhawk and I would like to try a FF string but don't know if either of these are FF compatible.  Does anyone know if one or either are FF compatible?

Thanks
Mark

[sam barrett]

I don't know the answer to your question, but welcome to the group!

[TOEJAMMER]

Don't know about the McCullough but my son and I have Blackhawks from Jack Smith.  They are not FF or the modern type material compatible.

[Friend]

WELCOME!!!!

[black velvet]

Friends of mine own Raco longbows both are FF compatible.

[Mark Little]

Thanks everyone.  I was hoping the Raco was FF compatible as it is more in poundage range at the moment.

Mark

[Stump73]

Welcome!

Welcome to the Gang!

Bisch

[Cyclic-Rivers]

Welcome.  Hope you find the answers to your questions.

[Bud B.]

Welcome!

[zepnut]

Welcome