| From: quietmiss
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| Date: 27-Jun-16 |
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I am interested in getting about 10 lbs reduced on a set of limbs. Anyone have recommendations of whom to contact for this?
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| From: Brian Peters
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| Date: 27-Jun-16 |
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seems like a lot, generally whoever the bowyer was can assist , I know Black Widow will do for there bows !
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| From: bwd
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| Date: 27-Jun-16 |
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10 pounds, good luck.
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| From: quietmiss
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| Date: 27-Jun-16 |
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They are Bighorn limbs so the original bowyer is not an option. I didn't know if 10 lbs was even an option.
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| From: camodave
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| Date: 27-Jun-16 |
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I just learned from Black Widow that they would take from 5 to 7 pounds off my PL limbs...the bow is 67 pounds so roughly 8 to 10%
DDave
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| From: Tinhorn
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| Date: 27-Jun-16 |
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5# off, IMO. I followed Byron Fergusons' advice in his book, Become the Arrow, and he was very specific about leaving fades alone, and working maybe just the last 14-15" of the limb. He was right, this fixed my Samick Sage 68" 57# bow, now it's 53# and MUCH easier to hold at full draw. No more shoulder joint pain! I have a 29" draw length.
TinHorn
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| From: quietmiss
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| Date: 27-Jun-16 |
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Does anyone know someone that might be able to do this?
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