To maximize the bow’s weight and stability during shooting, the riser of the bow is designed to be as solid as possible. Combined with the predominant use of fiberglass laminate even in the grip section, the total weight of the bow reaches approximately 2 kg depending on the model and overall configuration. In addition to increasing the weight, this also improves the strength and stiffness of the bow’s riser. From the archer’s perspective, the sight window is covered with black laminate, so there is no need to cover the wood grain with adhesive tape before competitions.

In order to mount an bow quiver it is possible to insert my custom made brass inserts, with an inner thread UNC 10-24, into the riser of the bow.

To make the tips of the bow’s limbs even lighter, the fiberglass reinforcement has been replaced with lighter and stronger carbon fiber. The original beautiful wood has been preserved not only for its appearance, but also to achieve the lowest possible weight.

At the customer's request, the bow can be fitted with carbon overlay reinforcements and carbon tips on the limbs. The cross-weave carbon pattern gives the bow a more technical look.

Highlighting the pressure point on the bow grip to make it easier to position your hand consistently. The grip’s volume remains unchanged, and the wood’s natural beauty is preserved.

The bow grip can be covered with leather approximately one millimeter thick upon the customer’s request. The leather adds bulk to the grip, which must be taken into account during the shaping process. The leather is available in brown and black.

For shooters who prefer a very high grip, a custom grip can be created. This cannot be combined with a leather grip cover.

To increase the weight and strength of the bow's riser, the proportion of fiberglass in the front section of the riser can be increased.

At the archer’s request, the bow can be divided into two parts during manufacturing. This is useful for easier transport, especially by plane, bicycle, or motorcycle. The bow’s joint is axially secured by two pins, and the bow’s draw force is transmitted via an M10 screw. This type of joint is reliable and precise over the long term. It allows for a fully formed grip. It does not allow for a leather grip cover. The stainless steel joint components increase the bow’s weight by approximately 60g.

Tameri in SCX design. Ipe and Wenge riser with Acacia centre stripe. Limbs made out of bamboo. Shedua veneer on the belly of the bow. Shedua overlay and tips.