Quieting Morrison ILF

[flntknp17]

Here is the deal: I just got a Morrison ILF riser from a friend and have shot it a lot in the last week.  I feel that it is the best shooting hunting recurve that I have ever owned (and thats a lot).  I have shot recurves for hunting for about 15 years and about the last 10 I have shot FITA (olympic) target with a recurve.  I feel like the FITA experience gives me an edge on tuning any ILF type bow and I have gotten the Morrison ILF to SHOOT exactly as I like.........but its loud.  

I have shot it with two sets of limbs. The first is a set of Hoyt 900CX shorts making a 56" bow pulling 58# at 27".  The second is a set of Hoyt G3 shorts pulling 50# at 27#.  The G3 limbs are bearable (sorta) noisewise.......the 900CX limbs are crazy loud.........but they also are crazy fast.  

I have made a string with both 8125 and D97 and this didn't make much difference.  I have also used rubber and fiber silencers and placed them at varying distances and in varying numbers with little effect.  Limbsavers made no difference.  I am shooting a 450gr arrow.

Any thoughts?

Thanks

Matt

p.s. I REALLY want to hunt with this bow this year.......but I don't need a deer to jump out of its skin when I shoot!

[vermonster13]

Have you tried a heavier arrow yet? How about Bow Hush?

[Danny Rowan]

Get a set of Bob's limbs,LOL. Do not know if they are quieter or not but heard they are the bomb.

Danny

[vermonster13]

I also needed a higher brace height than was listed on Bob's site for mine to quiet down.

[James Wrenn]

Raise your brace height.Ilf limbs are not designed to be shot at low brace heights reguardless of who's riser they are on. jmo