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Hickory longbow w/bamboo backing available from 35lbs to 60lb w/walnut & soft |  |
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Longbow Parts Kit IPE Core Zebra Riser Hickory Backing Recurve NEW | |
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Longbow Parts Kit IPE Core OSAGE Riser and Hickory Backing Recurve | |
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Longbow Parts Kit IPE Core Hickory Backing Recurve NEW | |
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Ash Core Hickory Backing Long Bow Recurve Parts Kit 72" | |
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Osage Core Hickory Backing Purple heart LongBow Kit 72" | |
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Belwith/Hickory Hardware P372-UB Backing plate polished brass Qty 7 | |
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Check out Amazon for Hickory Backing big bargains! Finish:Lancaster Hand Polished, Material*:Alloy The French Provincial collection by Belwith Keeler features skillfully crafted knobs and pulls with detailed floral designs. Available in a beautiful Lancaster Hand Polished finish. Finish:Lancaster Hand Polished Since 1893, Belwith-Keeler has built a reputation as the world's premier producer of quality cabinet hardware. Design: These unique, one-of-a-kind Reflex/Deflex longbows are made with a bamboo backing and belly. The belly bamboo has been carbonized which increases the stiffness of bamboo and increases cast. "It looks pretty awesome also!" Each one is about 66" inches tip-to-tip and draws between 50-55#'s at 28".
Bow Core: The bow core is multiple laminates of tapered IPE (Brazilian Walnut), Osage Orange and Hard Maple. The laminations are custom made in my own shop using proprietary tapers.
Riser: The riser/handle is half Bloodwood which has a beautiful deep red color and the other half is Walnut (woods may vary from time-to-time but exotic combinations consistently used). The riser has a pronounced deflex which carries out into the limbs...giving each bow a "sea gull floating on the breeze" look and a net reflex of 1-2" when unbraced. The profile looks triangular when braced and the string rest on the bow's belly for the last 2-3"...almost a recurve! The shelf is rounded for reduced arrow drag and is laid out about 1.25" above the bow's center.
Special thanks goes to my friend, mentor and Master Bowyer James Parker who who helped me take my skills to the next level.
These bows are smooth drawing, fast and have virtually no hand shock.
Finish: Each bow has a unique, one-of-a-kind dye finsih with several layers of "Blood Red" and Jet Black (or simular colors) colors "splashed" along the limbs and riser...truely beautiful to look at. I finish these bows with several coats of hand painted Thunderbird Epoxy. This epoxy finish is tuff when dried but a bear to brush on so there may be some minor blemishes in the finish...it is hand made!
Happy Shooting! These backing strips are used to make bamboo backed bows. Typically they are used to back Osage Orange, Hickory, Ash. Maple and many other bow core woods. These are meant for all wooden traditional bows, Longbows and recurves. More Info On Hickory Backing:
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Bamboo Backed Reflex-Deflex Longbow
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Old Hickory, Pink Lady, Clover Club, And Alexandre
Old Hickory Cocktail
1 small shot of French vermouth
1 small shot of Italian vermouth
1 dash of orange bitters
2 dashes of Peychaud bitters
Pour the two vermouths into a bar glass; add the dash of orange bitters and the two shots of Peychaud bitters. Fill with cubes of ice and stir well. Strain into a serving glass. Twist a piece of lemon peel over then drop it into the glass.
According to hoary but unsubstantiated tradition, this was the favorite tipple of General Andrew Jackson when he was in New Orleans the winter of 1814-15 helping pirate Jean Laffite win the Battle of New Orleans.
But it can be assured that this Old Hickory cocktail won't be as tough on your palate as was "Old Hickory" Jackson on the British that historic Eighth of January.
Pink Lady
1 small shot of dry gin
1 small shot of apple brandy
1 lime-juice only
2 teaspoons of grenadine syrup
1 egg white
Use a bar glass for mixing. The amount of grenadine used will determine the sweetness of the drink as well as the pinkness of the lady. The egg white, which will do for one or a dozen drinks, improves its smoothness. Use large lumps of ice in the shaker and serve in chilled cocktail glasses.
Clover Club
1 large shot of dry gin
½ of a lime-juice only
1 small shot of raspberry syrup
1 egg white
1 dash of Peychaud bitters
Pour the ingredients into the shaker in order given. Drop in the lumps of ice. Set yourself for a good shaking, for this is a cocktail that must be well frapped. To give style to the final result, decorate your cocktail glasses with sprigs of mint after straining into them the delightful liquid from your shaker. Matching cocktail coasters (http://www.thirstycoasters.com/servlet/-strse-Monograms/Categories) will put your guests in a festive mood!
Some bartenders use grenadine syrup instead of the raspberry. Upon experiment it will be found that red raspberry not only gives a prettier pink color but imparts a flavor grenadine cannot match. As it has the egg white in it, this cocktail must be well shaken.
Alexandre
1 small shot of dry gin
1 small shot of creme de cacao
1 small shot of rich cream
1 egg white
Have just enough shaved or finely pounded ice in the shaker before pouring in the gin, creme de cacao, and cream. Remember that one egg white will do, whether you are mixing for two or a dozen guests. Be strenuous in your shaking whenever there is egg white or cream in a mixture. Shake, shake, and then shake some more for good measure. Strain into cocktail glasses, place onto decorative beverage coasters, http://www.thirstycoasters.com/servlet/-strse-Hope-For-The-Cure/Categories, and hear your guests call you a good mixer.
Smooth as cream, delicate as dew, and easily prepared is the Alexandre. Some who mix this particular cocktail do not use the egg white. A mistake, for the albumen gives a froth and an added smoothness which makes this cocktail different.
Give the Alexandre all you've got in elbow grease to make it live up to its reputation- for it is truly Alexander the Great among drinks in its class. Note the French spelling. If you have trouble with its pronunciation, simply hold your nose tight between thumb and forefinger. But, should you by mischance pronounce it Alexander-it will taste just the same.
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