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Main Boards => Trad History/Collecting => Topic started by: catsfiddle on January 12, 2024, 06:54:33 PM
Hi,
I have had this takedown bow for about 15 years. I traded a wolf pelt for it, and I can't remember the maker. I'd like to get some lighter limbs made up for it and I'm hoping someone here knows the bowyer.
Specs:
This is a takedown recurve bow.
Named "Nighthawk" (this is not a PSE takedown)
67# at 28''
one pin and one bolt per limb.
I understand if no one knows, I am cleaning out my folks' house and have spent a fair bit of time googling and calling bowyers. From what I remember, the bowyer could be out of the Northwest.
Thank you.
Cascade Archery of Washington, Steve Gorr is the owner. That is a 56" Nighthawk takedown. Great bow.
Thank you, Kelly.
If you will have no use for the 60#+ limbs, you might want to consider having the bowyer just trim down the weight. This would probably be a lot cheaper than have another set of limbs made. Not may guys can handle the high weight for a lot of practice shooting. However if you have rwo sets of limbs you may eventualy build up to the higher weights. Just my thoughts.