Made me a new riser G 10 / Bubinga

[Yononindo]

Howdy Texas

Hope y´all doing well

It´s been a while since I showed up here

Life´s busy

Here´s a couple o pics of my new riser

Made out of G 10 glass and Bubinga wood

Carbon reinforced with maple accent stripes and horn overlays












I love the weight of that riser .... naked riser weight 1.4 kg

the only thing that I´m not really satisfied with is ... color of the woods do not really match with my limbs .... oh well ....


greetings from across the pond


happy trails
Daniel

[caughtandhobble]

Hi Daniel,

That's a beauty!!! Did you do the leather work as well? One more question, what are the short aluminum arrows for? Great to see you post.

Ben

[rednecktbrizz7]

That thing looks sick

[Bisch]

That is stunning, Daniel!

Am I going to get to see it in person this fall?

Hope all is well on your side!

Waidmannsheil

Bisch

[Drycreek3189]

Hi Daniel,

That's a beauty!!! Did you do the leather work as well? One more question, what are the short aluminum arrows for? Great to see you post.

Ben

Exactly !

[n8vtxn1]

WOW! Impressive.

[LiftAndShoot]

That's a little ridiculous. And on a takedown? Sign me up. Well done.

[Ron Meloni]

Wow, that's beautiful. Nice leatherwork too.

[SwampRabbit]

Wow! that is nice!

Quick question. What are the shorty arrows on both ends of the quiver for?

[Yononindo]

Hi Daniel,

That's a beauty!!! Did you do the leather work as well? One more question, what are the short aluminum arrows for? Great to see you post.

Ben

Ben my friend

how´s life doing ?


As for the Arrow Arm-quiver and short arrows ....



It looks like I invented something without being aware of it .... talking about more then 20 years ago ...

It is almost like an armguard meeting pocket quiver


Arm-quiver for mounted archery it is


here´s the story ...

I was doing some horseback archery back then and did not like a back quiver nor a side quiver ... so I went and made something to fit my needs ....

It worked great and has been used extensively back then ...

Many years later ...
While fumbling through a wooden box the other day .... filled with horse tackle ... old bridles, rusty bits .... I found a peace of leather which looked like an old armguard .... and to my surprise it was something I have completely forgotten about ...

It must have been laying around in that box for approximately 12 years

It had mold all over the place ... smelling like sh#*
it looked like it has been done a hundred years ago ...
stiff like a coconut shell ... i boiled it in melted bees wax if I remember correctly ...

After giving it a good clean up and some restitching here is what it looks like





not the nicest leatherwork I have done, ugly stitching too .... but it worked ...

remember that I made it as a sort of prototype more than 20 years ago

As for them Baby Arrows

they are 17 inches long and weigh about 456 grain

I shoot them with a bamboo overdraw


I am about to leave the house again and will be back on Monday

I´ll see if I find the time to do a video so you can see that arm-quiver and baby arrows in action


happy trails
Daniel

[Yononindo]

That is stunning, Daniel!

Am I going to get to see it in person this fall?

Hope all is well on your side!

Waidmannsheil

Bisch

Bisch

thanks Bisch and Waidmannsheil to you as well

I hope that you are not only going to see it in person this fall ...

I also hope that you will going to shoot it as well ...

Looking forward in seeing you again

Take care brother and give greetings to your better half


Ron Meloni

how´s life doing on your side of the pond ?

I hope all is well with you and yours ...


thank you all for liking and wishing y´all a nice day


happy trails
Daniel

[Ron Meloni]

We are very well, and glad it seems you are the same. Be safe on your trip, and check back soon. Looking forward to your return to Texas, whenever that may be. Want to share a coffee with you, sir, and maybe a story or two.

[WTK]

Very nice work for sure!!!

[El Paisano]

Wow.

[Loreva13]

Wow! That is beautiful, well done!