Turkish Bow 100#
This one is 106cm long, about 100# at 28", mass 290 grams (277 when it was "naked"). I made this one using horn strips from the side walls.
I tested it before covering the sinew and varnishing it: I got speeds between 295 and 305 fps, using arrows in the 195-215 grain range.
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I tested it before covering the sinew and varnishing it: I got speeds between 295 and 305 fps, using arrows in the 195-215 grain range.
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Briliant!
Do you sell your bows?Dou you have some web pages?
Do you sell your bows?Dou you have some web pages?
Stunning bow.
What wood did you use for the core?
What wood did you use for the core?
Beautiful recycling!
amazing!
:D CONGRATULATIONS :D
Amazing again!
Francesco, what kind of wood do you use for such light physical weight bows?
Francesco, what kind of wood do you use for such light physical weight bows?
Francesco,
The speeds are good with light arrows. I am sure it shoots heavy arrows well too.
The speeds are good with light arrows. I am sure it shoots heavy arrows well too.
awesome bow and beautful artwork...respect
Nice like always-but now vith man power (!) 8)
This is beaty.
I was in Italy nov-dec 2014, and very close Perugia- in Assisi, but didn`t saw this in real life. We had contact problems whit Alessi.
Looks absolutely good also in pictures.
I was in Italy nov-dec 2014, and very close Perugia- in Assisi, but didn`t saw this in real life. We had contact problems whit Alessi.
Looks absolutely good also in pictures.