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The Traditional Bowyer's Bible, Volume 2 [Paperback]

Jim Hamm
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Mar 1 2000 Traditional Bowyer's Bible (Book 2)
The second volume in The Traditional Bowyer's Bible series covers ancient European bows, Eastern Woodland bows, recurves, strings, steel points, quivers, and much more.

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Released in 1992, 1993, and 1994, respectively, this trio provides a remarkably in-depth analysis of the bow from its construction to its correct use. Numerous types of bows and arrows from all over the world are discussed by leading experts in the field. The emphasis here is on the history of these weapons and methods for building them from scratch, just as they were made before the advent of firearms. Though this might not find a huge audience, it is nonetheless an excellent series.
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"For anyone interested in the bow as a hunting tool. . . endless fascination."--Field & Stream

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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars the beginning bowyers goldmine May 7 2004
By dave
Format:Paperback
If, like me, you find yourself searching the internet endlessly for articles on making longbows, composite bows and everything in between, then look no further. Together, the three volumes in this set would have to be among, if not THE the most valuable texts on making archery tackle that there is.

The photographs are in black and white, but they are excellent quality, and often appear within the well bound covers. Detailed illustrations also accompany the well thought out and clearly presented text. A lot of thought went into the production of these books, and I must say that the effort payed off.

Living in another country and studying with no job, I had to save every bit of loose change I had for about 18 months to get these books, and they were worth every cent.

I recommend these three books to all who aspire to one day loose arrows from their own hand crafted weapons of antiquity.

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22 of 23 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars the beginning bowyers goldmine May 7 2004
By dave - Published on Amazon.com
Format:Paperback
If, like me, you find yourself searching the internet endlessly for articles on making longbows, composite bows and everything in between, then look no further. Together, the three volumes in this set would have to be among, if not THE the most valuable texts on making archery tackle that there is.

The photographs are in black and white, but they are excellent quality, and often appear within the well bound covers. Detailed illustrations also accompany the well thought out and clearly presented text. A lot of thought went into the production of these books, and I must say that the effort payed off.

Living in another country and studying with no job, I had to save every bit of loose change I had for about 18 months to get these books, and they were worth every cent.

I recommend these three books to all who aspire to one day loose arrows from their own hand crafted weapons of antiquity.

This review does NOT refer to the paperback edition

10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars A great series of books for traditional archers Aug 27 2006
By D. Ingram - Published on Amazon.com
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For those interested in making traditional bows these books come highly recommended. The instructions are simple enough for beginners, and detailed enough that experienced bowyers can learn several new techniques, a rare quality in many "how to" books. Explained very well are the theory's or why's behind the instruction.

This volume, # 2 explains bow construction from boards, recurve bows, composite bows, bow strings from natural and manufactured materials, bending wood, steel points, and quivers. Bows from ancient Europe, and the eastern woodlands are studied and explained in detail. Chapters written on hints, shortcuts, and shooting accuracy improvement are also very valueable. The chapter on board bows was worth the price of the book by itself, as I am unable to cut bow staves from trees.
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4.0 out of 5 stars excellent detail but incomplete Aug 23 2007
By Richard A. Pierce - Published on Amazon.com
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This book is written by several experts and is essentially a compilation of individual articles, each of which is outstanding in the detail of the direction given. However, for a person seeking to make a particular bow, all 3 books of the series are needed and there is not an orderly progression. Just count on buying all three, reading them all, making decisions based on what you've learned, and then picking chapters to help you as you go along.
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