[schlaggerman]

My current wood grip on my DAS has developed some cracks and I'm looking for someone to duplicate it in wood(preferably). I have the name of James Loesch and his phone number but the call won't go through and his website won't come up either. Is he out of business? Can anyone suggest another grip maker who could duplicate my existing grip?

 

[Rasyad]

Jager has grips for the DAS, not sure about wood. HERE

Good luck,

Rasyad

 

[Bill Carlsen]

Loesch is no longer doing grips last I communicated with him.

 

[schlaggerman]

I have the original dual density grip that came with the bow, it could very well be a Jager. It is OK, but I like a grip that fills the hand more. I like a fairly high wrist grip but I like the heel of the grip to fall away. Today it seems all high wrist grips just have a heel that sticks out and they want to call it "high wrist". And, I like some palm swell. I will give Jager a call however and see what they can do for me. Thanks for the info.

 

[rusty craine]

If you have skill with Japanese saw and chisels, making a grip is not that hard.

I have a friend coaches at a local college. They buy some kinda kit and cast a grip????

BTW. You can try couple out of bass wood to get started. Good half round wood rasp and a half round cabinet file. Hardest part is getting channel cut for riser. It does not near as long as you think. Much easier than inlay a flint lock into maple stock

 

[kakend]

I am in the same boat. I will be receiving a 17" Dalaa on Friday. I shoot hoyt ortho grips and like them very much. This is a wood grip that MAY work.

http://www.lancasterarchery.com/tradtech-custom-walnut-wood-grip-for-titan-riser.html

Have a great day,
Kasey

 

[sbiles]

Kakend, that grip will work with some modification on the inside of it. The holes wont line up otherwise.