This is the Ironwood takedown longbow
right hand configuration, with the
stainless steel C connector underneath the
Shur-Grip handle. Specifications: 64”
long and 58# @ 28”. Built in August 2004,
it’s been sheep and moose hunting in
Alaska, as well as multiple trips to chase
elk in Wyoming. I usually shoot it with
650 grain arrows with single bevel
broadheads, which drive right through an
elk’s chest. I wish I could tell you how
it works on a moose, but I’m zero for five
on moose hunts. Maybe next year, but not
with this bow. That is more arrow than a
whitetail needs, but I don’t switch to
lighter arrows for smaller game. It still
works great on white tails. I took two
mature 10 point bucks with it, along with
freezer does in the 13 years afield with
it. I’m 60 years old now, and have dropped
my draw weight down to 51 pounds. I have
four new Fast Flight Flemish twist
bowstrings, along with a new rubber Shur-
grip, which will come with the bow. I put
a new Black Widow rest on it (one piece
side plate and shelf plate), and have not
shot it since. It comes in the original
Navajo takedown case from Black Widow. Put
it under your tree for a Merry Christmas!
