Inventory Bow (T2 Special Edition Series) - SOLD
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$1,995.00
$1,995.00
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Specifications:
Specifications:
- Right Handed (16" Sitka riser configuration)
- 62" Bow Length (best suited for a 28-31" draw length)
- 48# @ 28"
- Riser: Rare Hawaiian Curly Koa footed with African Blackwood (Dalbergia Rosewood)
- Limbs: Rare Hawaiian Curly Koa footed with Hawaiian Curly Koa
- Striped tips
- Myrtle inlayed accent stripes
- Satin Finish
- Standard limb bolts and bezels
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This bow is built of very special and rare woods including Hawaiian Koa and African Blackwood.
Hawaiian Curly Koa is widely considered to be the most beautiful of Hawaii’s native hardwoods. The prized wood is very difficult to acquire as supply is extremely limited.
African Blackwood is very expensive, on par with true ebonies such as Gaboon Ebony in the Diospyros genus. African Blackwood is considered to be among the hardest and densest of woods in the world. The tree grows very slowly and is very difficult to work with. Considered the original ebony, African Blackwood was imported and used in Ancient Egypt thousands of years ago. Interestingly, today, African Blackwood is technically in the Rosewood genus (Dalbergia) and is more stable and resistant to movement and warping than other types of ebony.
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Hawaiian Curly Koa is widely considered to be the most beautiful of Hawaii’s native hardwoods. The prized wood is very difficult to acquire as supply is extremely limited.
African Blackwood is very expensive, on par with true ebonies such as Gaboon Ebony in the Diospyros genus. African Blackwood is considered to be among the hardest and densest of woods in the world. The tree grows very slowly and is very difficult to work with. Considered the original ebony, African Blackwood was imported and used in Ancient Egypt thousands of years ago. Interestingly, today, African Blackwood is technically in the Rosewood genus (Dalbergia) and is more stable and resistant to movement and warping than other types of ebony.
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