Maple Backed Walnut Flat Bow
I think it’s ready for Tru oil. It started pulling 64#@28″ Which is a little heavier than I expected and an little heavy for me right now. I decided to work it down to 58#@28″. Now it’s shooting nice.
The Maple back is thinned and tapers short of the nock. It looks like a grabbed some ash for the nock instead of maple. I must have been multi tasking that day and not paying a close attention as I should have.
The bow is 2″ wide at the widest.
String is braided 15 (3 – 5 strands each) strands BCY B55 Polyester Bowstring with .030 BCY Halo Serving.
Tied on artificial sinew for the arrow nock
Chronograph readings
Name: 603 Gr Arrow – Walnut With Maple Backed Bow
Notes: String 15 strands bcy55
Shots: 5
Average: 147 ft/s
SD: 2 ft/s
Min: 144 ft/s
Max: 150 ft/s
Spread: 6 ft/s
Barometric Pressure: 30 in Hg
Temperature: 45 F
Name: 603 Gr Arrow – Walnut With Maple Backed Bow
Notes: String 20 strands flastflight
Shots: 5
Average: 151 ft/s
SD: 3 ft/s
Min: 148 ft/s
Max: 155 ft/s
Spread: 7 ft/s
Barometric Pressure: 30 in Hg
Temperature: 45 F
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