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Author Topic: making your own longbow  (Read 2198 times)

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November 11/12/08, 02:58:37 AM

Offline mathews4ever

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making your own longbow
Has anybody on here ever done this? I am looking into doing it and I was hoping to get some pointers or information resources.
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November 11/12/08, 04:21:33 PM Reply #1

Offline Joe@deerhunters

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Re: making your own longbow
www.holmmadetraditionalbows.com

Chad is from Brainerd MN

check it out
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November 11/12/08, 07:08:52 PM Reply #2

Offline mathews4ever

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Re: making your own longbow
Thanks Joe that sound pretty cool
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November 11/16/08, 03:43:53 PM Reply #3

Offline LJL

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Re: making your own longbow
There are a lot of good resources out for building traditional bows, Binghams in Utah sells kits and blueprints.  If you want an all wood bow, Rudderbows in Washington state has everything you need.  I have made several and it is a lot of fun, all that is really needed is basic woodworking skills and some creativity.  Hope you enjoy it as much as I have. :archery:
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November 11/19/08, 12:52:18 AM Reply #4

Offline mathews4ever

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Re: making your own longbow
The basic woodworking skills shouldn't be a problem. I worked in a wood shop for the last 2 years.

Thanks for the tips
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