I don't think my limbs would be considered statics but Bob Morrison refers to them as "super curves" and are much like the Border radical recurves. I have a set of Bob's Max 2 limbs, 46# @ 26" which are 54# at 28". There are mounted on my DAS Gen I riser and give me a 58" bow. I have to say, except perhaps for the great Groves I've owned over the years, that these limbs have been the best, smoothest, quietest, most stable limbs I can remember shooting. I am thinking of getting another set, same length, about 5#'s lighter just so I can have a back up if I need it and to have a bow my wife can handle if she needs it and to be able to be comfortable shooting in late season with thick layers on. Limbs have double carbon and synthetic cores. Easiest bow(s) (my wife has a similar set) I have ever tuned. Bob is working on a better Max 3 series of limbs. I need to give him a call.
To be fair I have never shot RER or Dryad limbs so I cannot compare. Shot a Bordere Covert Hunter at the Muzzy this summer and while it is a very different and high performance bow, my Morrison Max 2's seemed to fit me better and to my eye and ear were faster and quieter. The Covert was the same weight as my Morrison limbs and I shot my own arrows from both. Not putting down the Covert but when considering the cost, Morrison will get my call first.
Topic: Static Tip Curves: Which Bowyers have Mastered It? (Read 1954 times)
