120lb fiberglass carriage bow first test shots

[@Richardsmith001]

Top limb outer 10 inch to the nock needs work and bottom limb the about 16 inch to the nock needs work

[@tacticalpirate372]

Great work Rich she's a beauty.

[@Richardsmith001]

Thanks tactical

[@addersbowman]

Proper job, 120 not heavy 😂
Sounds fast too

[@Richardsmith001]

Thanks, performance seems ok I've got 140fps with a 1480 grain arrow, do a have a few more of these types of bows in the works including a carbon fiber version

[@zednotzee7]

Looks like you've done a very good job on that. Nice !

[@Richardsmith001]

Thanks zed, after filming this, I filed down the outer tips and mid way up the bottom limb, removing any stiff spots, and it's shooting much better with less hand shock, I've got 4 more of these to build at a lower draw weight for selling, once they are finished I'm going to make a carbon version of this bow which should according to my calculations a 110lb version @30 would be shooting 190fps+ with a 1100 grain arrow

[@thefatefulforce8887]

Good job mate

[@Richardsmith001]

Thanks, once I'm happy with the tiller, I'll get a chronograph video done. I want to do a vs video against a 120lb of the 67-inch fiberglass bows you see on ebay

[@ArcheryGuy2]

Cool