I had the same thing happen on a bow I designed I solved the problem by using one reverse taper on one of the lams and got one of the best shooting bows I have ever shot very fast and smooth completely stabil .
What was the draw weight and draw length on that reverse taper set of limbs? I’d love to see the shape of your limbs mounted on a riser.
Often times I’ve used a reverse taper on lighter draw weight bows to get more meat at the base of the hook on a static tip RC design. Same bow was great with a forward taper of .001 over about 44#…. Then I use a park down to 40#, and reverse for anything lower. Once those limbs got below .190 at the base of the curl, they were really sensitive to perfect alignment, and would easily go sideways.
Kirk
Kirk
Topic: Bow Limb Collapse (Read 3010 times)
