Here is another ERC ELB with Osage nocks. 73 inches long, 75#@28inches. Has a nasty knot on the upper limb, so far so good! No snap, crackle, pop and my Fingers are crossed! Very smooth draw with a flat and speedy cast. I wish I had a chrony to measure the speed. I'm convinced my ELBs shoot faster than all my flatbows. Hope you folks like it!
Johnny

I will do some range testing later. I need to make some arrows around 500 grains. The ones I've been using are over 600 grains. A little on the heavy side! Thanks for the comments.
Johnny

Woah!  Lovely bows.  Really great.  You are one rocking bowyer.

I plan on doing something that cool eventually, maybe when i can afford it. (time as well as money)

Making a bow takes time, but more often than not costs no money at all.
  Once again, brilliant bow.

Sorry I didn t saw you said already how heavy it is.

Also, lots of sapwood in a bow can be a very good thing.  Some bowyers have found that having as much as a third or half the width of the bow as sapwood (in a yew bow) can make the bow much more powerful than a bow of the same thickness made almost entirely of heartwood, with a tiny layer of sapwood on the back.