Help on handshock w/ my Widow lX 66"

[stikbowshooter2]

I have wanted a Widow longbow for sometime.  A few months ago I came across a killer deal for a 66" LX-Bocote Longbow 2003 t/d system, much less than you'll ever see one for.  I had to jump all over it!!!  I thought this was the one.  I shoot it decent but this hand shock has GOT to GO!  I have tried changing brace height, Heavier arrows, different string silencers and am at a loss.  I am fairly new to Trad. though but I am loving it Trad. so far.  Finally have 2 kills under my belt w/ my MAII.  
     I have heard That is just how these longbows are.  This thing will literally rattle you and just about give you a headache after enough shots.  Maybe my MAII w/ an 8 5/8" B.H. has spoiled me though.  My Checkmate Crusader has much less than my LX Widow.  Pls. help if you have any suggestions or ideas.  Thank you!

[6 POINT]

Hi Stik, I've owned 2 widow longbows still own a new style t/d as a matter of fact it is my go to bow. I have felt hand shock in every longbow I've ever shot except the widows. The one I have now is 57 lbs. and I shoot a 605gr arrow off of it. I use a hand down or broken wrist grip and its absolutly dead in my hand on release.It just occured to me that you may have a non fast flight type string on it and that will make your teeth rattle. Try a new string either from widow or anyone making a D-97 string.

[ranger 3]

Don't grip it like a recurve, grip it tighter if that don't work send it to me LOL.

[MikeC]

Try the smaller size limbsavers,  They go on the belly just past the fadeouts.