Ozbow

Shot here of my most recent 62'' model takedown posted to new owner. Tas Blackheart sassafras and burdekin plum riser and same in spliced belly lams.50# @ 28'' cut to centre minus arrow plate thickness.Antler coronet limb bolt heads and antler overlays on grip and nocks.

Very nice Bob and you even made it to be shot the right way round.

Jeff

yeah I noticed that as well Jeff, its about time he got it right , I mean left well done Bob , cheers kerry

You bloody cacky handers drive me nuts when I have to tiller and shoot a bow. Turn myself in knots, LOL. Thanks for your comments Jeff and Kerry, appreciated.

bigbob wrote:You bloody cacky handers drive me nuts when I have to tiller and shoot a bow. Turn myself in knots, LOL. Thanks for your comments Jeff and Kerry, appreciated.

Well Bob what about me, when I was making bows commercially nearly all the orders were for you right handers. I had to learn to shoot right handed as well. Back to front people I don't know.

Jeff

Really don't know how people such as your good self,do adapt to shooting opposite hand, know a couple of others who have that skill and but sadly it is not something I can adapt to. Envious.

I didn't say I was good at it though Bob. Never mind the target, but I can usually hit the butt ok shooting right handed.

Jeff

nice job Bob

Nice work as always Bob, I love your willingness to use Australian Timber instead of some of the more Traditional OS Timber. There is an easy way around Left and Right handed Bows, loose the Arrow Shelf

regards Perry

thanks Perry. What is 'funny' is Americans love our timbers but so many here want to use their timbers, when ours are every bit as good in most cases.PS loved our yarn at Baramabah.