11-28-2003, 01:55 PM
I dont Know where you would get a Sniew and Horn Composite bow mine have glassfiber limbs under the coverings. The only Sniew bow I know of was made for the ESG about 8 years ago. I think it was make by a official in a national archery society in the UK. I believe he has stopped making them now.<br>
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A Sinew and Horn bow is a pain in the neck as you have too look after them very carfuly. You cannot let them get wet, you mustn't keep them strung for more than a few days, If you twist them while stringing they are ruined, You have to warm the limbs before you string them and then bind them onto curved formers so they will take the correct shape.<br>
I suggest a Grozer bow although there are other Hungarian Bowmakers out there. There is a Grozner on Ebay at the moment £100 the last time I looked. I got one with Horn ends and grip for £89 a couple of mounths ago.<br>
cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISA...egory=1291<br>
regards Aluscladiusmaximus <p></p><i></i>
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A Sinew and Horn bow is a pain in the neck as you have too look after them very carfuly. You cannot let them get wet, you mustn't keep them strung for more than a few days, If you twist them while stringing they are ruined, You have to warm the limbs before you string them and then bind them onto curved formers so they will take the correct shape.<br>
I suggest a Grozer bow although there are other Hungarian Bowmakers out there. There is a Grozner on Ebay at the moment £100 the last time I looked. I got one with Horn ends and grip for £89 a couple of mounths ago.<br>
cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISA...egory=1291<br>
regards Aluscladiusmaximus <p></p><i></i>
Bernard Jacobs
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