I have the exact bow 42# at 28” it says 45 . Pride to say it’s one of yours. It’s my favorite out of five bows I have. You make your work look so easy.
Shane, I love watching you work on a bows. You definitely know what you’re doing. I’d still love to have a 50” longbow with bamboo and carbon. You know the one I tried to get you to build for me. You couldn’t do it but you come out with your own short, bamboo and carbon bow. Go figure. Thanks, J.R T
Great work and I absolutely love watching your videos and seeing the bows you make and watching you rework bows. A great plains reflex deflex longbow is defo on the wish list📃 we can all wish lol sending a big shout out from the 🇬🇧 👍
I have a tomahawk bow, serial number 8709, that a good friend had made for me in 2004. I had no idea that there were multiple producers of this bow. I do know that it punches above its weight! Mine is 55 lbs but shoots arrows spined for 70 lbs like darts! Great bow, my favorite one out of the dozen or so traditional and self bows l own.
I really admire your skill in all the various steps in this very difficult project. I have a bow that I love and it has a nice history among my bowhunting memories that I would like to lower the poundage. it is a Kimsha Boo bow by Tom Parsons (RIP).
45:36...Downwind? Young children usually wander off with the wind at their backs. At least, that was always the case with my brother and me, and that was invariably where the lifeguards would search and bring us back from. Yeah, by the end of summer, every lifeguard would recognize us from a distance on a crowded beach. Greetings from The Hague, The Netherlands
I have a Dessert Fox bought new over twenty years ago, Tomahawk diamond series marked 50@28, unfortunately I can no longer shoot, I need 15 lbs off is that possible and would you consider doing it? Loved the video