Making a Hazel Longbow - Part VII - The First Test Shooting of the Bow @kaziklu79

Uploaded June 2015 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago

After the tillering the bow ended not perfectly symmetrical, but I didn't want to sand more the upper limb. The bow is shootable and relatively accurate. I'd say it's about 35-40#
The camera batteries died so there's only one shot in the video from about 40-45. The bow holds so it can go to the next step.

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