Sasquatch T/D ILF Risers - $650 - This new riser design has a back bone of G-10 Garolite, and the beauty of wood all in one package. This G-10 material boasts 40,000 psi tensile strength, and 60, 000 psi in compression. This stuff is stronger than steel, and allows me to build a very sleek riser with absolutely no flex to it. A zero flex riser stores more energy in the limbs and gives you better performance, and less vibration. Speaking of vibration, this riser also has built in harmonic dampers in the risers core. This damping system eliminates any residual buzz and leaves the riser dead in the hand after the shot every time. These are being offered in 3 sizes: 17" 19" & 21" at this time. The receiver plates are precision milled for accuracy, and have lateral adjustment set screws for limb alignment. Every riser is fitted with solid brass through bolts, with internal set screws to lock down your limb bolt adjustment. The sight windows are milled 3/8" past center and have two Berger button location options. Right at the shelf, for those shooting off the shelf , and elevated for a flipper rest. We also install a stabilized bushing at 5" below the shelf. Sight & quiver bushings are optional. ($40 per pair installed)
Wood choices are subject to stock on hand.
Sasquatch T/D SS-ILF Limbs - I have one static recurve limb design available that comes in a medium length . This is the same limb design as the Sasquatch SS, only it’s milled for ILF application. These come in black glass for $500, and a single carbon backed limb for $600. These limbs and riser both, have been field tested side by side with the best shooting, highest performance bows in the world, and have excelled in every respect.
Sasquatch T/D Longbow - $750 - The TD model here is very similar in the limb department to the original Sasquatch one piece, with the added convenience of being easy to take along while travelling. There are a few other advantages to the TD model that are desired by some. This model gives a little more weight in the hand that many target shooters, 3D shooters, and hunters alike prefer. This one has tested out with a wee bit more horse power due to the grip location being moved back a bit. The pre-load of the limb is excellent at brace heights as low as 7", but a recommended brace of 7.5" to 7.75" is best range for a good combination of speed and that "dead in the hand" feeling after the shot. This bow also comes in both 58" and 60" lengths, and are built for draw lengths of 24"-32".
Sasquatch T/D Recurve - $750 - This T/D recurve is an incredibly smooth shooting bow. I only build this bow in a 64" length at this time. I will be prototyping the 62" model this coming spring, and I'll add it to the options here. This bow has the same riser shape as the TD Sasquatch long bow, with the added recurve hook on the end. There's actually a bit more to it than that. These are wider recurve style limbs, with close attention to details in the limb geometry, and wedge configuration department, that gives it a feeling of almost having a weight let-off as it's being drawn. This one just came out in the fall of 2010, and only a small number are out there in the hands of owners at this time. This will be an excellent bow for the discriminating archer that loves a really smooth draw, without sacrificing performance. This bow has been field tested with a "G-10 I-Beam riser assembly" and proven to improve performance, as well as add addition weight to the bow for those who like the extra mass weight.
Sasquatch SS Recurve - $750 - This is a static tip recurve bow that has the best of both worlds in speed and stability. For those of you that haven’t experienced a static tip recurve before, you are in for a treat. The draw is very smooth on this limb design and the string angle very low. There are no finger pinch issues on this bow. These are being offered at lengths between 56” to 62” and will accommodate a 32” draw easily. . The base price bow includes a one wood riser with straight accents, and your choice of black or brown glass limbs. I use an action wood maple core in these limbs.
Yeti T/D Recurve - $725 - This bow is built from 52”-56” in length. The base price bow includes a one wood riser with straight accents, and your choice of black or brown glass limbs. I use an action wood maple core in these limbs.
This bow is perfect for the turkey hunters that use pop up blinds, as well as ground stalkers who want something shorter in length getting through the brush. It’s also popular for the avid tree stand hunters for the same reason. Don’t let the size of this little guy fool you. These are very high performance powerful bows that shoot right where you look.
Big Foot - Obsidian T/D Longbow - $725 - This bow was designed with a traditional over tone in mind without
giving up the high performance level. I'm using the same tried and true limb design as my "Flatliner" model with a longer lean riser shape here with all the edges knocked off.. This riser has a more uniform locator grip shape of days gone by, than the pistol shaped grip of the Splinter Kat. The Base price on the "Big Foot Obsidian" start at $725.00 with Black glass limbs, bamboo cores, a G-10 I-beam as in the photos with the arrow head inlays, with, or without leather grips. Wood types used on stock bows are subject to stock on hand.
Flatliner Longbow - $650 - The One piece Flatliner is built from 62" - 66" in length, with
several riser shape, and grip options. This is a very smooth drawing, high performance bow, with a more traditional look and feel to it. It's ultra light weight and balance in the hand, is second to none. total mass weight runs from 1# 03 oz. to 2# 03 oz. depending on choice of riser materials. Click on the sub title above for more detailed info and photos.
Flatliner T/D Longbow - $725 - The take down version of this bow, like the one piece, is a very high performance bow at lower brace heights. This bow delights in shooting seriously heavy shafts wit h a very nice trajectory. The draw force curve doesn't reflect the same smoothness, or drop in poundage during the course of the draw that my recurve bow does, but its more of a straight line and a nice consistent pounds per inch. This has been describe to me as "the in the shot" feel. I offer this bow in 64" and 66" lengths, and are built for 24"-32" in draw length.
If you are interested in ordering a bow, or just have questions, please contact me by phone or email. If you have something in mind not listed on my price list below, I'd be happy to talk with you about it. All of my bows are custom built to the buyer's order. Custom built includes matching each individual shooter's style. I will shape the handle to a high, medium, or low grip for you. I also offer a custom grip that is shaped to the archer's hand. I use a clay model to match the grip right to your hand.
WARRANTY
All of my bows carry a 2 year replacement warranty from the original owner, so long as they are not abused or modified by anyone other than me. Until I have warranty details posted here, All warranty conditions will be fully discussed before any order is taken.
Thanks,
Kirk
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