Morrison A riser. Is the sort small sight window ever a problem?

[Tedd]

I am going to order a new Morrison Cheyenne. I can't decide on A or B riser. I like the idea of the short A riser and they look nice too. I currently use a Black Widow PCH 60" bow with a 14" riser. It is surprisingly comfortable at my draw length (31.5") as I expect the Morrison would be also with his limb design.
Is that short sight window on the A riser ever a problem? Can you see your arrow in flight? I taped up the sight window on my Black widow to replicate a smaller sight window but couldn't determine if it was affecting anything. It didn't seem to. I might have even shot better?
Also Bob recommended the Max 2 or Max 3 limbs. Anyone have insight on what those limbs are?
I was planning on a darker riser wood combo. With Diamond back skinned  D length limbs.
The B riser is probably better for me but I do like to keep things compact if possible.
Thanks,
Tedd

[twigflicker]

I'd say if you cant your bow like in your avitar... It would be very little problem.... If you shoot a more upright bow it would probably be more limiting...
Jonathan

[TradBrewSC]

My A riser Cheyenne is my go to bow. I have a shorter draw than you, (27") and I cant the bow a good bit and have no issue with the sight window. I shoot "true instinctive" and pay no attention to the bow or arrow so that may have an effect, but do know you can't go wrong with either A or B.

I have no experience with the "max" series limbs but have heard great things. Mine are simply the carbon foam with bocote veneers.

I will post a few pics, but I love mine and Bob is a great guy to deal with. They are at the top when it comes to "high performance."

[TradBrewSC]

[Preston Lay]

I have both A and B risers. I prefer the B. However I have no issues with the short sight window on the A riser. I don't have the Max limbs so no comment on that. Bobs bows are very nice and great shooters.

[TradBrewSC]

This morning. Cold for SC!

[Tedd]

Thanks for the photos!

[Jeremy Gentry]

TradbrewSC what is your arrow set up with that bow? Looks like you have footed the last few inches of them.

[TradBrewSC]

I'm shooting axis traditionals. Size 400 cut to 28-1/4" I use 75gr. Brass hit inserts and foot with 2" of 2016 arrows. I finish it off with a 200gr head. This set up flys great out of my 55@27 set up!

[Charlie Lamb]

I don't own one of Bob's bows but have been around them quite a bit. I don't see how you could possibly go wrong regardless of your choice.

Bob's bows are about as good as it gets.

[nineworlds9]

The Max limbs are Bob's take on the 'super recurve'.  They are supposed to store more energy and thus get you more power/fps without added noise/reduced shootability.  Similar concept as the Border 'Hex' type limbs.  

The sight window size is only critical if you use the riser as a sighting reference or use an aiming system such as string walking or gap etc.  and at longer distances.  For typical hunting distances and an instinctive/split vision style of shooting I can't see it being a problem.

[Homebru]

I don't have a problem with the "A" riser but I don't pay attention to it.  Maybe that's why.
homebru

[Diamond Paul]

If you gap and shoot straight up and down, it will limit you.  If you cant and shoot instinctively, it probably won't.

[hunt it]

I have 5 A risers, never an issue for me. If elephant hunting at 20 yards and under you won't get it all in    :D