Biblethumpncop
05-24-2005, 01:43 PM
I finally got the pictures posted in the gallery for warf bows. I posted 6 pictures, hope you can see it well enough. It seems quicker than my proline converted riser, using the same limbs. I wanted the longer riser (23") to try and shoot a sight, but have just shot it instinctively so far. The grip is set back from the limb bolts (reflex?) It is ugly enough to make the pretty wood bow boys turn up a lip at it. Then they see how fast it shoots and they step a little closer. Pretty funny actually.
The lower limb pocket has a HUGE cavern for lead to be epoxied into. 1 lb of lead is now in the lower pocket. It is covered by a steel plate for the bottom. The top limb pocket has an aluminum plate in it. The bow doesn't move at all when shot; a nice feature.
The grip is comfortable and is removable. Plenty of center shot. The riser definetly has the 1980's look to it, but it's speed and smoothness make it special. If it could talk, it would say, "my mommy said I'm a beautiful person...."
The lower limb pocket has a HUGE cavern for lead to be epoxied into. 1 lb of lead is now in the lower pocket. It is covered by a steel plate for the bottom. The top limb pocket has an aluminum plate in it. The bow doesn't move at all when shot; a nice feature.
The grip is comfortable and is removable. Plenty of center shot. The riser definetly has the 1980's look to it, but it's speed and smoothness make it special. If it could talk, it would say, "my mommy said I'm a beautiful person...."