hoyt conversion

[bailebr3]

does anyone know if you can buy just a hoyt dorado riser?? i would like to get one and then buy the bushing for converting ilf fittings....then add the tradtech longbow limbs. any info will be helpful...price, vendor, etc.

thanks
brandon

[bmfer]

Let me know how you make out, I've been thinking the same thing about my Gamemaster.

[Mike Byrge@home]

I've done it with the original Hoyt Gamemaster.  All you need to do is remove the ILF fitting and replace it with a bushing/pin that fits the hole in the limb.

I think the folks who sell the tradtech limbs will sell you the limbs ready to be mounted on dorado/gamemaster.

[BD]

I'm sure you can buy just the dorado riser as I ordered the GM2 riser last summer from a local archery shop for $250.

[bailebr3]

yeah i just read that lancaster will sell the limbs wuth the bushings installed. i talked to the local hoyt dealer today, where i got my gamemaster2, they said " hoyt wont sell just hte riser"...i dont believe that . i know a few guys that have ordered just the risers....so im at a loss on where to check:(

[AMB]

Brandon, you have a pm.

[Viking69]

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[wihill]

Now that looks slick.  Those are tradtech limbs on a Dorado, right?

[bailebr3]

AWESOME Viking69!! you got a pm

[bmfer]

How did you guys figure your draw weight? ALso your string length. I just bought a new Gamemaster and the limbs twisted already! I'm gonna get a new set, but I can't say that I'm real excited about that. When I shot compound, Hoyt had the only grip that suited me, I love my Gamemaster grip, but would prefer longbow limbs. Also what kind of performance do you guys get from this setup?

[Ghostman]

ILF limbs are marked with draw weights set for 25 & 23" risers. Add 1 lb to the limb draw weight for every inch of riser less than 25.

Example a set of ILF limbs are marked 40 lbs for a 25" riser and 42 lbs for a 23" riser. I think the Hoyt gamemasters are 21" risers so the limbs would be 44 lbs. Same 40 lb limbs on a 17" Daala or Trad Tech riser would be 48 lbs.