Author Topic: taper rateand stack height on bighorn takedown??  (Read 304 times)

Offline vth0kie12

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taper rateand stack height on bighorn takedown??
« on: April 22, 2012, 12:36:00 PM »
does anyone know the taper rate bighorn used on thier takedown recurve and stack height they used to get a 55lb bow? i have a friend that has given me bighorn td and the bottom limb is broke and i would like to make a set of limbs for it. i am planning to copy the top limb design, but i have never shot a bighorn and i have read that they had some limb trouble back in the day. so i was wondering if the problems were b/c of limb design or jsut something that happens.

i am looking for something in the 50lb range. it has a 19" riser and it is a 62" bow.

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Re: taper rateand stack height on bighorn takedown??
« Reply #1 on: April 22, 2012, 01:39:00 PM »
You can find the taper rate by making a mark past the wedge a little, then going 10" and making another.  Check both places with a caliper or mike , find the difference and divide that # by 10.

ie: .020 diff is .002 per inch.

Don't know on the Bighorn limb probs...
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