Nice clean stave, but had some drying cracks on the belly. I filled them with thin super glue – no problems.
All curves are steamed in. In this case a bit more pronounced than on the two bows before. Fades got tapering out ridges.
Black goat leather and linen for the handle, black buffalo horn for tip overlays.
52#/28”
ntn: 59”
bh: 5⅛
max w: 1¼”
mass: 506 grams
asymmetric
stiff handle
08”: 06,0
10”: 11,4 (+ 5,4)
12”: 15,9 (+ 4,5)
14”: 20,0 (+ 4,1)
16”: 24,5 (+ 4,5)
18”: 28,5 (+ 4,0)
20”: 32,8 (+ 4,3)
22”: 37,5 (+ 4,7)
24”: 42,3 (+ 4,8)
26”: 47,1 (+ 4,8)
28”: 52,0 (+ 4,9)
8 Comments
Wicked bow Simon. I love the fades. Big plans for number 100?
Hi Peter,
just numbers -don’t expect too much …
Very nice Simon! The profile is killer! Very nice work my friend.
Ah Marlen, haven’t heard from you for a long time.
Good to have you here on my site, thanks for your nice compliment
Yes its has been awhile. I have been busy with work and all. I still have managed to make a few bows, and hopefully soon I will be posting them on the Primitive Archer website. I love these 5 curve bows. I seen bow No. 101 another sweet bow.
One day I will own one of your bows I don’t know how or when. But my Native instincts are telling me this. LOL
Very nice work my friend! Keep cranking out these lovely bows.
Beautiful bow!
hi stone hill I would be interested in buying your bow. I should use it for hunting, I had in mind a bow 66 “lenght, 55 lb @ 30 with an arrow shelf recurve if is possible. could you recommend some of your hunting models? thanks and good job
Hi Christian,
I’ve sent you a pm!