Crab bow
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Alan Flashing
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Another photo
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Alan Flashing
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This is a photograph before the decorative finish , the bow is made by Lukas Novotny of Saluki bows. I should have the finished bow this week . The length is 50".
75# at 29". Will post more photos and my thoughts after I receive it and get a chance to make some arrows to match it shoot it some .
75# at 29". Will post more photos and my thoughts after I receive it and get a chance to make some arrows to match it shoot it some .
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Alan Flashing
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This is a horn/wood/sinew bow built for me by Lukas Novotny
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Re: Crab bow
... Im begrudge noiselessly...Alan Flashing wrote:This is a horn/wood/sinew bow built for me by Lukas Novotny
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Alan Flashing
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$2400 , could be much more depending on the laborious decoration done by hand. This photo is before the decoration , I should have the finished bow this week and will post photos. I chose a simple decoration to keep the price down a bit.
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Alan Flashing
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It has been almost 15 month wait for this bow , which is good as it gave me time to save up the $$ for it.
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Alan Flashing
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I am not sure about the visual effect of one limb looking shorter than the other , it could be, I will not have the bow till this coming Thursday. It was just shipped out to me a few days ago and is in transit. It could be the temporary leather grip wrap that makes it appear this way.
Some of the photos that I have seen of original crab bows appear to be somewhat asymmetrical looking but not sure. Perchance someone with more knowledge in this will offer their observations.
Some of the photos that I have seen of original crab bows appear to be somewhat asymmetrical looking but not sure. Perchance someone with more knowledge in this will offer their observations.
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Alan Flashing
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Just received the new bow today , just stunning.
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