Post by Draven on Jul 31, 2021 12:05:11 GMT -6
Last year I was able to acquire a Bear Tamerlane, '70 model HC-300, 66" AMO 35@28". It was in a poor shape, with a lot of holes in the riser.
During the winter I had time to patch it and finally in spring I was able to finish it
I had a string for it but the arrow rest was missing (the brush and the little plunger head) so I went and add a pararest I had in the drawer covering it with velcro.
With arrows to match this bow shoots as good as any 2021 bow. I don't use it often but this bow is a gem. With its "natural" weight of 3.4lbs it is the most stable in hand "wood" bow I ever owned.
A short video shooting the bow today, at 20 yards, split vision aiming method. When I am doing my part, the arrow goes where I want. Blowing mosquitos and black flies comes with the activity.
If you find one, grab it!
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During the winter I had time to patch it and finally in spring I was able to finish it
I had a string for it but the arrow rest was missing (the brush and the little plunger head) so I went and add a pararest I had in the drawer covering it with velcro.
With arrows to match this bow shoots as good as any 2021 bow. I don't use it often but this bow is a gem. With its "natural" weight of 3.4lbs it is the most stable in hand "wood" bow I ever owned.
A short video shooting the bow today, at 20 yards, split vision aiming method. When I am doing my part, the arrow goes where I want. Blowing mosquitos and black flies comes with the activity.
If you find one, grab it!
PS Pass: Draven
All videos will have same password.
