Ordered it last year at ETAR and picked it up this ETAR. What a beauty and shoots great. Couldn’t resist the high gloss finish. I ordered it ina lighter weight so I could enjoy it fir a long time.

Wow thats a beaauty.

looks great

Sweet looking bow. Enjoy!

Beautiful bow.....that grip looks JUST RIGHT.

Nice

Whoa, that’s nice. Lance

Sweet!!!

Really nice bow.

Thanks for sharing the photos of the San Marco Eagle. I also picked mine up at ETAR just weeks ago and so did my friend. They look identical, mine is 41#. Great shooter! Enjoy shooting it.

I talked to Frank very briefly at ETAR, he is really hyped about his new bows. He used to be a regular at the Pa. Bowhunter Festival in Forksville, Pa. for alot of years. Frank's workmanship is hard to beat and the finish is gorgeous. He made some of the most beautiful ASL's you ever laid eyes on.

Joe2Crow, Tell us more does the bow shoot as good as advertised? Your bow looks good.

Yea George always wanted one of his ASL's

they were gorgeous

I looked at his hybrids but not my thing

If still made the ASL I would be on his list

Very nice sir, enjoy your bow!

Franks still got it! Had a nice conversation with him not too long ago and he was really excited about this hybrid. I had to sell 2 of my San Marcos recently due to shoulder issues. I sure would like to find one of his “traditionals” (Hill style) rh 50- 55 pounds someday. Broke my heart to sell the ones I had. Congrats on your new bow!

Wayne, I didn’t run it thru a chrono but it seems pretty fast for such a light poundage bow. There was a young man set up with a chrono at etar but when I went back with the bow to test it, he was not at the station. I will say it was seems a little faster than my widow plx that is 5 pounds heavier. And my bareshaft tests suggested that as well. Frank supplied a D97 string with it and to my ears it had a very distinct fast flight thump to it no matter how high I raised the brace height. But shooters around me said it was still very quiet.

Here it is with 2 of Frank’s ASLs. His ASLs definitely have more hand shock. The Eagle is smooth drawing and dead in the hand at release. The bow on the left was one of Frank’s personal bows years ago and is labeled 60#@28”. It has no tip overlays but has the cool (to me) goat leather lace wrapped grip. The middle bow has the fluted tip overlays and obviously the locator grip. Both of the ASLs have very nice shedua risers and beautiful yew cores. The Eagle has bamboo cores and several different exotic hardwoods in the handle and bocote tip overlays. The high gloss finish is even nicer than pictures show. I love em all!

Unstrung profiles

Thanks Joe2Crow , Frank is great to talk with, wish I had more time to do that.

Joe those are some real nice bows.I love the look and feel of the goat lace wrap on my Scorpion longbow.Maybe someday I'll get down Frank's way and check out his new bows.Good luck with it this season!

Nice bow. How long is his current delivery time, it used to be years in the past. Thx.

I waited exactly one year. Ordered it last ETAR and picked it up this ETAR.

Jeff.. How close to center is the bow cut.. That is a beautiful bow and built by a Master.. Thanks Jerry

I'm glad to see Frank is getting back into it, he was out of the loop for some time.

He called me about a month or so ago and bought one of my Shrew Classic Hunter II's. A short 54" in a light weight. He's building his own bows but he said he wanted one of mine.

Great bowyer and beautiful hybrid.

Jerry, Frank said he cut it right to center, but that is before the sideplate was installed I believe.

Great looking bow Jeff. Good luck this season!

Thanks Jeff.. Man I would like to get my hands on one..

I spoke with Frank today. He said he took the 3 orders he was looking to get at Denton Hill and now is only taking names but not promising delivery times. I feel very fortunate to get one of these new hybrids as I don't think he will produce too many.

Joe are they available with the old Hill style grip like on his old design and what's the length between the ends of the fadeouts?

Bernie, I don't know if Frank is only making the grip that is on my bow or if he will put a Hill style grip on it. I saw a few others that guys were picking up at ETAR and they all had the same grip. The distance between the end of the fadeouts is approx. 20".

Thanks!

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