This is a bow that I will be sending to Steve (badger) for speed testing. The bow is a White Ash backed HHB deflex recurve. It's 59" N to N and
pulls about 65# @ 28". The bow has shallow D section limbs 1 3/8" wide at the fades and they have a straight pyramid taper to 3/8" nocks. I
heat treated a few inches of reflex in the bow then glued in a few more with the flat sawn Ash backing, the deflex was glued in. The bow is keeping about
2" of reflex right now that creeps back up to nearly 3" after sitting for awhile. I shot the bow a bit with a 600 grain arrow drawing the bow to
27" and it is indeed fast, Steve will find out exactly how fast 
. The string is a 10 strand FF. Here's some pictures
. The string is a 10 strand FF. Here's some pictures
but what about to make the two layer wood from another part of quoter
split an the other ring chased . May it reduce the the limb twist better? Or a bamboo wood combo?
