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Keefer’s Howatts

Started by Keefer, January 01, 2020, 11:56:32 AM

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Keefer

   Just wanting to share pictures to Jay and my HOWATT Hunter green glass .[attachment=1][attachment=2][attachment=3][attachment=4][attachment=5][attachment=6]

Keefer

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Hopewell Tom

Those bows are stunning!
I love the old recurves, thanks for sharing.
TOM

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mangonboat

That Diablo is a mighty handsome bow- they all are. Lately I been adopting some bows that have blemished beauty, like this 1954 Mamba Sharpshooter that got a deep gouge in the inside curve of the grip during production, probably from the edge of a sanding belt  during shaping, and an unknown employee snatched it out of the trash barrel, filled the gouge.  I found it 65 years later, no weight stamp, decal or serial number but a nice 66" shooter from when Howatt only offered 3 models. I think the bottle-opener shelf was not factory-issue. ;)
mangonboat

I've adopted too many bows that needed a good home.

Captain*Kirk

Aim small,miss small

doubleo

Love those old Howatts. The Rose wood they used back then was just gorgeous. I have a Hi-Speed similar to yours. That is a very nice collection!
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Zwickey-Fever

Simply stunning, I love those old Howatts, I have several my self. I only shoot Martin Howatts,,,Thanks for sharing.
Now therefore take, I pray thee, thy weapons, thy quiver and thy bow, and go out to the field, and take me some venison;
Genesis 27:3

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