Buyin a Warf!

[Cutty47]

Jason, there are quite a few other places to get limbs but I don't want to violate any forum rules by posting them.  Anyone who wants to know other places to buy ILF limbs just shoot me a PM.

[J-Shooter]

Oops, I forgot the rules, guess I better go re-read them.  Sorry.

[Allan Hundeby]

I traded my Jennings Buckmaster to my brother for his old Browning Mag Hunter Supreme compound (exactly the same bow as the Cabela's one on eFlay right now).  It has a wood riser I really like (especially the warmth of wood vs. aluminum here in Saskatchewan), but the angle where the limbs would attach is definitely different from my Bob Lee Hunter T/D recurve.  The grip thickness is similar to my ChekMate Falcon - fairly fat.

Do any of you know of resources which help someone decided whether a bow is a good candidate to be "warfed"? (i.e. riser length/material, limb pocket angle, etc.)

I would love to try sticking ILF longbow or recurve limbs on it.  Any suggestions?

P.S.  Where are the forum rules posted, BTW?

[Allan Hundeby]

ttt

[rabbitman]

Allan...Click on "my profile" then click on "review user's agreement" for rules.  Also, some forums (classified for example) have additional rules posted on the first page of the forum in a large green box.  Of course the first and most important rule of this site is the "respect" rule that is on the opening page.

[Cutty47]

Allan...I can tell you that the Bear Black Bear is the most commonly "Warfed" riser.  Also, the Proline riser, which was on a variety of models, Spectra, TD3, Hoyt Rambo, a few others...