| From: Wispershot
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| Date: 24-Aug-16 |
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I got my new bow and also purchased another set of limbs. It's a b riser with #3 limbs. The question is should there be any play in the limb pockets. One set there both tight and the other set one fits snug and the other has play. Should I be worried or shim it tight or send it back to bear. I will call them for there opinion but there are so many guys that shoot them I thought I might get a quicker answer.
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| From: Jim Casto Jr
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| Date: 24-Aug-16 |
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Nothing to be concerned about. That's why that little piece of leather is on the latch. They'll be tight when strung.
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| From: Sipsey River
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| Date: 24-Aug-16 |
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Nothing to be concerned about. When the bow is strung, the limbs wont move.
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| From: finsky
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| Date: 24-Aug-16 |
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No concerns, have the same issue with newer limbs. Some fit snug, others with play. Most of the older Grayling limbs did not have any play. I was getting a little creaking noise on one set of looser limbs and just put a little graphite powder in the pocket and it has been quiet since. I have also seen pockets lined with felt to take up some of the play.
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| From: N. Y. Yankee
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| Date: 24-Aug-16 |
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I've heard of people putting some blue painter's tape on the ends to make them snug. Painter tape comes off when you want it too and wont pull the finish off.
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| From: Wispershot
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| Date: 24-Aug-16 |
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Great I new I could get the answer here. Thanks guys.
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