I am currently shooting a Lynx with longboow and recurve limbs that Dan sent me to try. After shooting the recurve limbs initially I called him and jokingly told him to send another riser because I was not going to take the recurve limbs off the first one. I am a longbow shooter primarily and mostly shoot Dan's Super D Hill style bows. I shoot a recurve to have another class or two at 3d shoots.
That said, I am blown away by this little 58" recurve. I draw 29" and can't pull it back far enough to find anything approaching stacking. I believe Dan told me the 58" limbs would accomodate up to a 31 1/2" draw length. As well as the smooth draw the bow is extremely forgiving, absolutely "dead in the hand" stable and like every Toelke bow I've ever shot, QUIET! I have not tried a fastflight string as the bow is so fast with Dacron that I have had to increase arrow weight substantially to get flight similar to my other bows.
The bow I am shooting has a Bocote/Linen Micarta riser and absolutely gorgeous figured Myrtlewood veneers on both sets of limbs. Set up as a 64" longbow or 58" recurve the strung bow weight is an identical 35 ounces. I am on vacation at the moment but when I get home I will post some pictures.