Gamemaster ILF limbs

[Gehrke145]

I heard that the gamemaster will take the ILF limbs?  Does anyone no if this is true.  Im looking for a metal riser bow to play with a elevated rest.

[redant 60/65]

Trad member DesertDude can tell you what you need.  

[Gehrke145]

sweet!

All you have to do is change the bushings.

[Bird Dog]

Where do you get the new bushings?

[Gehrke145]

I heard they dont have the adjustabilty prolly will just hand out the coin for a DAS or trad tech (leaning toward the TT)

You can get those bushings from Lancaster Archery or from the DAS web site.  It's real easy to change them out, but you need to "know" how to do it.

ILF bushings have to be replaced with the DAS bushings on the 17" DAS riser. The 21" DAS riser if offered to accept either ILF or DAS bushings.

You're right that you won't have the weight and tiller adjustability with the GameMaster that is afforded with the DAS and Titan.

I own both the Titan and DAS risers.  You won't go wrong with either.  If you're looking for a more "traditional" look and feel, you might want to check out the TradTech Pinnacle and Morrison ILF risers.

[bailebr3]

lancaster sells the bushings for the gamemaster. i have a set for my black riser gamemaster and im about to order the tradtech longbow limbs....its gonna be a sweeeet setup!!

[Nala]

I have often wondered why someone hasn't taken a GM riser and "WARF" it so it would have draw weight and tiller adjustments.  Mr. Casto do you know why it hasn't been done yet?  Is it even possible?
I like the feel and look of the Gamemaster riser and would probably have to have one if it could be WARFed.

Nala

[Gehrke145]

TTT i was thinking the same thing Nala