Tall Tines Stick Flinger riser depth

[KyRidgeRunner]

Anyone out there no the riser depth of a Tall Tines Stickflinger?  I've got a 43lber 62" long and assuming my elbow gets better I would like to start playing with some efoc arrows.  It seems the riser depth is important.  Or if anyone can explain how to measure that would be helpful as well .

[Hermon]

Do you mean how far it is center cut?

[KyRidgeRunner]

Yes I do

[MnFn]

I think most people eyeball it by visually centering the string on the middle of the limbs and then check where the riser is in relation to the string.

I suppose you could put a mark on the shelf and measure that.

If you look on Tall Tines Web page it lists what his standard is.

[KyRidgeRunner]

Thanks for the tip.  I've checked his site at least a half dozen times and either I've over looked it or it's not there.

[Mike Vines]

If you have a specific question about anything, I've found it best to call and ask.  This way you get it straight from the manufacturer.

[pdk25]

Best thing is just yo. Measure it in your bow.

[KyRidgeRunner]

Well, I give measuring it myself a whirl.  I taped a white piece of thread through the center of my limb bolts.  Then I line the thread up with my string.  With the thread and string in Alignment I came up with an 1/8" cut past center measurement.  Hopefully this is correct!  Lol

[MnFn]

Sorry,
I looked under recurve and it listed 1/8" past center. I assumed he would list it for the stickflinger as well.

Brian has been good to respond to my texts or email.

[pdk25]

I think there is a little wiggle room,  but mine is around 1/8" past center as well, but just a touch less than my TallTines recurve.

[pdk25]

Actually, I just remeasured, and if you exclude the sideplate, my recurve is around cut 3/16" past center and my Stickflinger is around 1/8" past center.

[KyRidgeRunner]

Good deal!  Thanks for the help