BearT/D limbs

[OldSkoolArcher]

I have a set of Limbs on order from Brandon. Mine are due in July. I can't wait!!

I am going to have a set of 60# on a B Handle and a set of 65# on a B Handle for sale soon. They are both Green Tips. One set is in the original box. They are going to be reasonably priced. Would rather see them being used than sitting on a shelf.

[Earl E. Nov...mber]

When I asked Brandon about his #1 limbs on an A riser with a 29" draw, he advised against it..
Kinda shut me off on him and his limbs. 1. I know the reasons for a longer limb or longer bow with a long draw, but get along just fine with a Kodiak Mag which is only 52"  No reason to think a 56" bow wouldn't work.
2. If he doesn't feel his limbs can take the heat, I guess I'll keep shooting my old Bears.. No problem with them at that draw length.

[newell38]

ive shot the schafer, RER, and rose oak replacement bear limbs and the rose oak are without a doubt the smoothest, fastest, and best ones with the schafers 2nd and the RER third.  i cant say enough about the rose oaks...WOW!

[Cherokee Scout]

Ref the limb values question: I had a set of new 52# Bear limbs, never used from about 2 years ago. I advertised for $275, had no offers, I just sold them for $250. They were also fast flight capable.
I have been able to buy the old white limbs in low poundage (40 and under) for $100-$150 per set. Black glass limbs in poundages of 50 and over are more in demand and bring more money.
I have no personal experience with the other limb makers values, never seen any for sale. But they do look great. I also have a set of the rare longbow limbs for the takedown. Value of those can be high, they are ugly, but rather rare and hard to find.