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MAT
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With the limbs backed off it seems an ILF bow will have a gap between the riser and the limb that could catch brush. I see some guys (Morrison) are now making wood risers that don't have a gap, is this because it's a problem or is it an appearance thing?
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As far as I know it depends on the durability of those pockets.
Some bowyers have got problems with customers, cuz of destroing that narrow side wall as a result of careless treatment.
My Morrison ILF Riser isnt that damageable, the limb pockets are made of black phenolic and very stable.

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Lil Okie
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I think it is mostly for looks..

I never had a problem with any of mine.(JMO)

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MAT
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Thanks, I'm looking at a Morrison riser so good to know.
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It should not be an issue.

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John

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No problems with mine in the brushy Pacific NW.
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No problem with my Morrison ILF.

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No hang ups in brush with my Morrison, either.

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Not anywhere near as "bad" as a bow quiver or the larger bolts used on some take downs. In a word, "no".

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Ditto what Bill Carlsen said.

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No problems with any of my Morrison ILFs...except hard to put down:)
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I have 3 Morrison ILF's and it's no problem.

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No.
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Nope
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