Optimal 24 @goldenwoodbows

This reflex deflex Osage orange recurve bow, pulls 50 lb at 28”. Measuring along the back of the bow it’s 63” nock to nock, but measuring straight line it’s close to 62”. The tips are red mulberry burl and the grip is beaver tail.

[@laurentmeiller5171]

beautiful shape, simple, efficient,
but is it much more thinner and fragile if you wanted to build it to pull 30 lb ?

[@goldenwoodbows1187]

Nothing fragile about this bow. I shed all wood not needed. No dead weight

[@parkersouthgate674]

That’s why your the best

[@macknewman835]

That's what I'm looking for.

[@goldenwoodbows1187]

You need to get in touch with me. I can custom build

[@macknewman835]

@@goldenwoodbows1187 I plan to do that. I've just had a little unscheduled delay.

[@StickHippieOutdoors]

Beautiful work once again

[@hawkinatorgamer9725]

As a kid I read "Tradional Archer" Magazines religously...This bow looks like a bow that would have had an article about it, its a beautiful bow, I can tell it was made with love and attention to detail. Well done sir.

[@goldenwoodbows1187]

Many hours

[@goldenwoodbows1187]

Got to thinking bout your comment. I wrote one article in Traditional Archers magazine’ in the 2007 issue. It was titled ‘Wounded Heart’. It certainly didn’t look or compare to my current bows. I still have ‘Wounded Heart’.

[@hawkinatorgamer9725]

@@goldenwoodbows1187 That is awesome!