Just Ordered ILF riser .... Limbs ?

[JParanee]

Hi everyone I have been shooting recurves all my life

Started out with Bears and still own Widows ,Bob lee's ,Fedora's , Silvertips , Brakenbury's etc

This past year I purchased a Hoyt Buffalo . It's a nice bow but did not floor me with its performance

Recently picked up a Bob Lee Bicentenial with the half Phenolic riser . It really shoots great so when I wanted to get into an ILF bow I new I wanted an all Phenolic Riser . Just personal preference since I did not really care for the machined riser of the Buff . Don't get me wrong I like it but not perfect for me a heavy dead in the hand riser helps me shot better

So I called up Bob Morrison today and ordered a 17 inch solid Phenolic riser and here my journey starts into the ILF world .

I am used to shooting some very good customs so I want my jump to ILF to hopefully be a positive move

I have a 27 inch draw and since I am older I like bows in the mid 50 pound range I still keep recurves in the high 60 pound range but feel I shoot better in the mid 50's

So here is my question

For my draw length who makes the best performing limb ? And What Length ?

This will be a hunting bow

Thanks

[koger]

"Get a set of Blac Max Medium, Carbon limbs fron Trad Tech archery, great limbs, $230 or so and hard to beat at any price. I love mine!

[katman]

Bob also makes some fantastic limbs, do a search I think I remember a new release of limbs coming from him, he posted it here and I believe on his website also.

Best limb I have shot is the Border Hex series, not cheap but as good as it gets in my opinion.

Probably do well with shorts on a 17" riser, Bob Morrision or Sid at Borders could help with that question.

There are many quality limbs avilable in ILF and hopefully others will chime in with there preference. Lately I have been purchasing USA made products only.

[2 Barrels]

You may want to call Bob back and talk to him about limbs.I'm shooting a set of his new design prototype limbs.They are bamboo and glass.I'm not much on carbon limbs.But these seem to do everything a carbon will do.Just smoother.Buy the best you can.That way you wont have to wonder.

[Chris Wilson]

When it comes to quality, solid performing ILF hunting limbs, there are a lot more choices today than there was just a few years ago. Trad Tech, Dryad, Border bows, and Morrison archery all make ILF limbs geared toward bow hunting.  The Trad Techs are a pretty good limb and very reasonably priced.  Dryad, Border and Morrison limbs cost a bit more but are excellent quality.  Personally don't believe you can go wrong with limbs from any of the last three bowyers I just mentioned.  Seeing how you have a Morrison riser, I'd call and chat with Bob about what limb length would work best with your draw length.

[Builder]

May want to check out the new Dryad ACS Recurve limbs that Mike has started selling. Curious myself but they look like performers.

[Wapiti Chaser]

Check with Bob Morrison. I got to see his new limb design first hand. I'm sure you won't regret it.

[ron w]

Check out Dyrad also, they have a static limb that's kind'a neat since you like recurves. The Black Max from TT are good for the price!

[stujay]

Dryads, Morrison, borders

[daniel boon]

I have a 17" Morrison riser with Border HEX 6's.
AWESOME!!!

[xtrema312]

Dryads static tip, Morrison, Borders are great limbs.  I have not shot them all, but they get great reviews.  The Dryads I has shot as well as the Morrisons.  The Trad Tech is nice for the price.  Also check on Zipper.  They make great bows and limbs. I think the ILF limbs are as good as the standard TD limbs, and those are great shooters.

[Turkeys Fear Me]

I second what Koger said.  The black Max carbons are dollar for dollar, the best ilf limb you are going to find.  They perform at twice their price.

[Pat B.]

Win Ex are pretty nice too.

[KentuckyTJ]

Only ILF limbs I have ever shot were Zipper ILF limbs and they were nice.