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@@SeanJorgenson-vy8nw well I'm thinking you should buy a black widow bow then. You could probably get your satisfaction

@@doncampbell1961 Nik did actually try his hand at it. The biggest issue with that bow is the lamination layup is simply not compatible for the location of the shelf which is 2.5" above center. There really is no fixing that bow to a great performing longbow. It's one of those bows that you're better off not ordering. I see people saying it's great performing, but my question to those people is "have you ever shot a high performing longbow?". I don't see how they could've if they think this longbow is great performing. The performance is really awful on it

@@rayvillarreal1139 come back and we will!

@@stevecriswell2838 pretty crappy longbow honestly

@@greatplainsbow I am shooting an older lag black widow its66 56@29,not sure what you make that is comparable,any suggestion? I would not buy a sanlida bow but it gives opportunities to people that don't have a lot of money.i look forward to your reply looking to get ready for 3 d season after hunting season. thanks guys

@@stevecriswell2838 I'd be glad to help you find a perfect high performing bow that fits. If you want to choose Great Plains for your next bow it would be an honor to be your bowyer. Just email me your contact info when you want to chat at greatplainstraditionalbows@gmail.com

@@Dennis06463 hey we were wondering if you'd have the time to send us a quick manual on what constitutes a traditional longbow. We've been really confused about it

@@worldtraveler8372 it's not a great bow

@@cliftongregg6366 that's a good question . I get them from all over. Were you looking at a particular bit that I use?

@@greatplainsbow The suare bit you used on the takedown handle and I also think I saw you rough in a nock with one which would be a good bit to have also.

@@cliftongregg6366 so the bit I use for my string grooves is this one Kutzall Original Taper Rotary Burr, 1⁄8" Shaft, Fine -Woodworking Attachment for Dremel, Foredom, DeWalt, Milwaukee. Abrasive Tungsten Carbide, 1⁄8" (3.1mm) Head Dia. X 7⁄8" (22.2mm) Length, T-18-EG a.co/d/flpefYS

The rectangular bit in this set is what I use for my socket and tenon takedown system. It's a very good set. I've literally done hundreds of socket and tenons with this set. I bought this set in 2020 and I just recently have been thinking about buying another set as they are getting dull, but 4 years is pretty incredible for a bit set Rotary Burr Set Carving Tool Tungsten Carbide Steel Solid Twist Drill Bit Grinding Head for Dremel Rotary Tools Woodworking Engraving Drilling (10pcs) a.co/d/a66yCks

@@greatplainsbowthank you

@@locomotivecommanderpicca4869 for regular use I use a 6 tpi deep hook. For my synthetic glass composites I use a gulleted diamond blade from bandsawbladesdirect. That blade is around $300

@@garrettramsay16 sounds great! Thanks for watching!

@@Celticgolfer69 that's awesome! I'm not a fan of the samick sage, but the bh is a nice little bow

@@greatplainsbow that samick was my first recurve and got it for fun but found I shot it well, bought heavier limbs and started taking it to the blind for the challenge years ago. I got comfortable with it so I just kept taking it. Recurves little easier haul around than compound setups. I now have a couple custom bows that are much better (fitted for me) but the Samick sentimental for me since it was first recurve bow harvested game with and it just works. I can be out of practice and still drop arrows on top of each other at 20-30 yards. Then I Bought the BH couple years ago after a utube video because thought it looked good. I like it also. I bought the long bow version later also. They just look good, shoot pretty well for me. Like you talked about in video, I shoot kind of open handed so I like the way grip fits my hand. I enjoy your content and thanks for commenting back.

@@Celticgolfer69 yep the great thing about traditional bows is really it's what you get uses to and competent with. The samick will always be a special bow to you because you accomplished cool things with it. Happy shooting!

@@tolt1776 oh thank goodness! We've been trying to reach you to get your opinion on this.....we were just so confused about this video, but now we know. Thank you so much.....we aren't worthy

@greatplainsbow cool you're also a narcissistic gaslighting white liberal lol

@@greatplainsbow must be why you replied so fast on a Sunday morning 😅🤣😂

@@tolt1776 yes indeed. We were wondering if it would be too much trouble for you to send us a manual on what are good broadheads and arrows? We'd be more than happy to feature it on TH-cam. We'd make a special video for it.

@greatplainsbow you should just read the ashby reports and make your own mind up. If you are a visual learner Troy Fowler has good content.

@@denskky5284 there's a good chance it's a tiller problem, but you should be shooting 600 spine with a 30# bow

@@greatplainsbow Yes, immediately after buying the bow I used 600 spine arrows. When aiming at the center of the target, they went too far to the right, about the radius of a standard FITA target for 18 meters. Then I took 500 spine arrows and with them the hits shifted to the left - I managed to hit the center of the target more often. As I already wrote, this problem exists among several shooters who tried to shoot with this bow. So, if the problem is the tiller, what should I do? Increase or decrease the base of the lower arm?

@@denskky5284 if you've tried different spines and it still does it than it is most likely that the bow needs to be cut past center

@@greatplainsbow so the problem is insufficient centershot? To be honest, I thought so myself, because the arrow on the shelf protrudes too much to the left of the bowstring projection.

@@denskky5284 most likely that is the problem

@@josephreichart7545 thanks for watching!

@@shawnweddle3332 sure. You can find those services at greatplainsbow.com under accessories and bow reworks

@@charlesdudley5800 several! 😁

We get our leather from Glacier Wear. They have great quality and prices.

@@greatplainsbowwhat weight, type, etc. is the leather? I have an older Osagian that needs a new grip. Thank you for this video, it was very helpful.

@@tjhoss6729 thanks! I did

@@johnbottone4996 yes sir

@@HyperManHunting weird takeaway. She's happy. Not everyone has the same facial expressions

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@@greatplainsbow ok ur right

Would you ask a guy the same question? Concentrate on the leatherwork, not her facial expressions champ.

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