| From: brianbfree
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| Date: 23-May-20 |
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Today i got the new to me Hawaiian I will shoot it tomorrow and see how it does here are some pics as promised.
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| From: crookedstix
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| Date: 23-May-20 |
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I think that bow was advertised as being "double-stabilized"...whatever that means!
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| From: brianbfree
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| Date: 23-May-20 |
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Yes you are correct it was marketed that way but i don't see an explanation of what it actual means
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| From: Wayne Hess
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| Date: 23-May-20 |
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Interesting, nice looking bow
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| From: JHPope
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| Date: 23-May-20 |
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Beautiful Bow. Enjoy it.
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| From: Sparky
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| Date: 24-May-20 |
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Nice!
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| From: mahantango
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| Date: 24-May-20 |
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Wow that is beautiful! I've heard of it but never seen one. Really great condition too.
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| From: George D. Stout
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| Date: 24-May-20 |
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Many of the older target bows, before metal too over, were touted as double stabilized. It was a buzz term to mean the mass was ballanced between both upper and lower riser with weight toward each end....i.e. horns. Those old bows are a pleasure to shoot and normally dead in the hand. Reminds me of my old Shakespeare Titan from 1969.
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| From: smrobertson
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| Date: 24-May-20 |
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Nice looking bow, interesting riser design as well.
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| From: brianbfree
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| Date: 24-May-20 |
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Well I got to shoot the Hawaiian today and it performed very well. It is a little loud but some cat whiskers will fix that. I shot target out to 55 yards with great success and as George said it is dead in the hand. I have wanted one for a long time and this was the first one i found in this quality of condition, I am very pleased to have it in my collection.
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