[Ronald Schoening]

in reply to: Very Short Draw Length and Form??? #165610

With a longbow i am 27 and with a recurve i am 28 ,its because of the high wrist grip.

[Ronald Schoening]

in reply to: Very Short Draw Length and Form??? #165416

I am 5 ‘ 8″ and my draw is about 28 on a compound it’s 27.50 .

[Ronald Schoening]

in reply to: Longbow vs Recurve #143152

That’s the way I look at it, there is always different arrows to shoot ,alot of different spines,  I think that it is probably the best benefit a shooter has . Having the right arrow will make the most difference.

[Ronald Schoening]

in reply to: Longbow vs Recurve #143040

I hear you, I hold my draw for a bit to get a good  anchor ,I only shoot  around 55# I just started shooting traditional again back in August, I remember why I like it so much now. I haven’t shot for about 15 to 20 years now ,but just in the past 3years i have been, a compound. But I got rid of it because of the constant tinkering with it, probably just me. Lol I really enjoy the longbow I have a Wes Wallace ,and ordered another one. Can’t have to many right.

[Ronald Schoening]

in reply to: Longbow vs Recurve #143019

That’s all i own is longbows, I do agree with you about longbows, my opinion is as this, I think people find the recurve to be easier to become a better shot sooner I guess, I myself find the longbow to be more simplified design. Not much to go wrong other than the shooter . Use to shoot recurve years ago did well with it ,but enjoy the longbow more. Like you said beauty is in the hand of the  bow holder.

[Ronald Schoening]

in reply to: Longbow vs Recurve #142978

Just to add to my question, if you want a bow that tunes easily, a longbow will shoot a bunch of different spines . Recurves seem to be more finicky about what arrow you use ,i guess they are not as cool looking? For some people.

[Ronald Schoening]

in reply to: Wood arrows #142149

There is another person I would also recommend for wood arrows, that is Riley @ Archery Past he also does a beautiful job on arrows, all great people to deal with outstanding.

[Ronald Schoening]

in reply to: Fletch-tite ??? #140889

I use bohning fletch fuse great stuff, put feathers on aluminum arrows still there no problems .

[Ronald Schoening]

in reply to: Grain scale ??? #140571

Hi ,i have seen a pretty good scale in reloading, a Hornady digital scale for about 35 dollars  pretty  user friendly.  Grains  or grams  i think. Battery operated. Hope that helps.

[Ronald Schoening]

in reply to: Aluminum bow #140566

It was fun to shoot, didn’t know much about them back then it was accurate though.

[Ronald Schoening]

in reply to: Warf conversions #140496

I like the one piece bows I guess, couple of takedowns only ,and I like only cut to center risers .I find it real interesting how the arrow paradox works .

[Ronald Schoening]

in reply to: Warf conversions #140495

Interesting  stuff ,l could maybe see a take down witch is real do able, yes I could see a IFL setup pretty neat .

[Ronald Schoening]

in reply to: Warf conversions #140416

I would try chuck Hawes @ chuck’s custom bows maybe . He is in Redding, ca just met him at a shoot ,i think he’s pretty capable of doing that.

[Ronald Schoening]

in reply to: Kota killum brace height. #140414

Yes , I have always heard about them always great stuff, but only shot their recurves so yes looking forward to it. Great bow, like the Kota,  really like that one.

[Ronald Schoening]

in reply to: Kota killum brace height. #140391

Well i purchased a wes Wallace  longbow, used  a Royal. Kinda of excited about it, have to wait until the mail gets here .Heard alot of good stuff about it. Bought it from, Ted Fry Raptor archery. And some arrows also I guess we will see when they arrive.

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