Kwik Styk question

[swampwalker]

Just picked a KS from a fellow TG member. Anyone know whether you can exchange limbs between different KS risers? Looking to drop a little poundage. Did a "kwik" search and didn't find anything on the subject.

[bentpole]

See if you can e-mail Joe Skipp. He knows much about them.

[swampwalker]

Thanks much!

[Will Cocke 2]

You can interchange limbs, however the my not fit your riser perfectly.   The may not flush up.   They will shoot and perform as normal just a cosmetic issue.

[Guru]

Yeah they'll go on and shoot fine. But Jack makes them all by hand,  so they're all a little different.

[joe skipp]

Jack would prefer the riser in his hands so he can match up the limbs for a good fit. The few I had to send back for extra limbs or weight reduction, I always sent the riser.

[momo-t]

Hey Steve just a little heads up.
I did some horsetrading a while back with a fellow Tradganger for a set of KwykStyk  limbs for backup on my 56". Guess what,they didn't fit.
Jack's bow's are true customs,not built on an assembly line.
 I would deal directly with the man so disappointments don't happen.
Congrats on your purchase.Welcome to the club.

Mo

[swampwalker]

Thanks guys. Jes hoping for a "kwik" fix. Here's to hoping Jack can get to them this year. You thinking having someone like Belcher lighten the limbs is a viable option?

[Burnsie]

JIm Belcher reduced some limbs on a Brackenbury Quest I used to own,  when he was the owner of the Bow Hospital (John Rafferty owns it now - also in Michigan) I think either can do a fine job, depending on how much weight you are talking about.

[swampwalker]

Went and talked w/ Jim yesterday. He thought no prob. He's going to craft a bit of palm swell as well. Thanks for getting backs guys.

[rnharris]

Great bows shoot hard good luck with it

[swampwalker]

Thanks, Ralph. Jim (Belcher) had a couple interesting short recurves hmmm..