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Jake Levi
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Jaaps bows

Post by Jake Levi » Wed Apr 23, 2014 2:19 pm

I dont have any pics of it, but it is featured on his website, which I dont have handy, I'll look for it.
Jake Levi
Jake Levi
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Jaaps Web Page

Post by Jake Levi » Wed Apr 23, 2014 2:28 pm

Here is his Yumi page:

http://yumi-bows.com/yumi.html

One pic shows 3 of his bows stacked/standing, I believe the South Indian is center and to the right, they look very much like my bow. Long, elegant, and powerful . Little to no wrist shock.
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Post by mongolianarcher » Wed Apr 23, 2014 2:40 pm

Do you have any pictures of the bow in full draw? I have never seen the bow shot before. The double-curves is very interesting. Did you ever see his Mongolian-Chinese glassfiber bow? I have shot that one before. And I also shot some of his Korean bows that he had on hand from Korea. Did you shoot any of his hornbows?
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Jake Levi
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Jaaps bows

Post by Jake Levi » Wed Apr 23, 2014 4:26 pm

No, no pics although I am sure that they do. I havent shot any of his horn bows, but really want to. What I am working for is a Mongolian and a Manchu bow. I expect I will get a bow of Mariners , his Xing model. On the Mongol
I am looking at what is available, and also what can be done. I would really like one of Jaaps Mongol horn bows.

I am slowly gathering material for a Mongolian build, but thats happening slowly. But it will be.
Jake Levi
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