pics of warfbow

[rallen]

Guys,

This may be "old news" for you, but being a "newby" at this trad thing, I thought I'd ask, anyway.

Do any of you have any pics of a warf bow? Or can you tell me where I could find them. If there were any posted on this forum, I must haved missed them! :sbrug:

A couple of you guys have talked to me about the bows. I had the privilege of talking with the Warf, himself, on the phone. NICE Guy! :bow2:
I've got to quit talking to you guys about bows! If I buy another one (I'm wanting a warf bow) my wife may stick me in front of the target and use ME as the primary target! :jk:

Thanks

rallen

[Stick'em]

Well welcome to the club. My wounds are still healing from my wife after I went from $900 compounds to $200 stickbows back to $900 compounds then finally back to the stickbow. :help: Yes.....I have issues. :mistake:

Anyway, tell your wife that there is another woman in Minnesota who would like to double up on that target "practice." :highfive: LOL!

[Scooter]

The good thing is warf's bow's cost a lot less than many customs (shoot bettter too) so you can expain to your wife that you actually saved money buying one. :rolleyes:

Seriously I've been meaning to do a warf bow report with pictures for a few weeks. I'm off work tommorow so hopefully I can get to the archery shop and use their chrono.

[Holmes]

Another rookie here and I'd sure like to see them, too, as well as learning more about these infamous bows.

I don't really need one.... but I want one.... so I must need one.

Follow? Completely logical.

-Holmes

[1bjd]

Bob and his bow work have sent me on a quest in a new direction. My search for the perfect hunting recurve bow had been expanded by his wealth of knowledge. We on this board are so lucky to have him here. I just sold my 1st warfer but son of warf is almost ready and I am sure I will get pictures up soon. :thankyou: John

[James Wrenn]

Here is mine
http://funhunts.homestead.com/warfbow.JPG

[James Wrenn]

one more :)
http://funhunts.homestead.com/fox1.jpg

[Pinelander]

Here's my two warfers...

[Chip Cavin]

James, nice fox and warfer!

[the other DWS]

I have been playing with an assortment of warf-type bows. I say "type" because while they are all basically built with recycled compound risers--which to me is the common thread in "warf-bows"--- most of them are made up with non-ILF limbs. Most of these are made with conventional limbs.
From left to right there is a Hoyt mountian something or other bow that has been fitted with a set of Bill Stewart's recurve limbs. Next is a Bear Black Bear riser wiht a set of Hoyt gamemaster limbs, Next is a Hoyt TD-2 20 inch riser wiht a set of old Hoyt Spirit hunter limbs, Then in the middle is another Hoyt TD-2 20" riser with a set of Hoyt ILF FX limbs that have had the ILF fittings removed and solidly bolted to the riser---this is a very very fast bow. The next bow is an old Hoyt Rambo riser with a set of unidentified custom takedown limbs. fololowwing that is a very short 17" Blue Mountain
"Wolverine" riser that I have fitted a set of Hoyt Gamemaster limbs to. The last bow is made up of a cheap PSE Sentry recurve riser and another set of Gamemaster or Spirit Hunter limbs.

All of these bows pull between 55 and 65 at my 29.5" and all will throw a 400 grain arrow over 200fps---most in the 220 range and the one with the FX limbs quite a bit more than that.

Hey where'd the pics go????? Ok the file was too big---try again

[James Wrenn]

Man you got a good collection going there! I though I was bad about picking up bows. ;)

[the other DWS]

ol' paakrat--dat's me. I come from a long line of'em.
I've got about 30 odd bows and a couple of sets of unmatched-up limbs and risers, I doubt it holds a tiny candle to the Warf's collection though.
I've got to unload some of them one of these days though---running out of space in the hall to hang'em up

[Bob Gordon]

DWS...Only have about 30 of them, all but two are aluminum risered recurves, the other two are wood bow's I made to play with....warf

[the other DWS]

about half of mine are metal risered bows. most of the rest that are "keepers" are either older Martins or Damon Howatts plus my Stewart and Jeffrey Tds

[Scooter]

Here's my first one and I have another coming.