So I was looking at Twig Archery (he is out of Ohio) for limbs for a bow I have and came across this. Very interesting concept. 62" Recurve, uses a Proprietary Limb, BUT will also use ILF limbs. So it could be a 58", 60", or 62" with the ILF limbs. It stores the ILF bushings in the riser if using the Proprietary Limbs. Wish they had this when I started in Traditional Archery. Nice looking bow to boot. I have not seen it mentioned here before or at least to talk about it, nor have I seen one at any shoots I have gone to. The whole bow, with the Proprietary Limbs is VERY reasonably priced I thought. So I thought I'd share what "I" found and interesting. YoubTube link attached. DANNY

https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=VgQTpxZuJ9Y&t=40s

This sounds very interesting. Hope that somebody will bring up the photos? Seems like EVERY time that I search for something specific on YT, I wind up with a lot of irrelevant garbage! GRRRR! BLESSED BE!

Hitman archery also has a takedown recurve that is convertible to ILF . It looks like the same bow that twig sells .

Nearly any WARF bow can use either ILF or traditional bolt down limbs. The commercial availability is new....the concept and implementation not so much.

I see what you are saying fdp about the WARF bows not being a new concept. Like you said these are Commercially available. With the WARF bow though, you have to be able to find the right compound riser to do it and the plates to pull it off. With this bow anyone can have one and they don't have to have the tools to do the conversion for a WARF. Plus this one has a wood riser. It is interesting they also designed the riser to store the ILF Bushings in it when not in use.

Snowman you maybe right after looking. I know the Stealth Bow from Hitman is "Similar" to Twig's Spitfire, there are a couple of differences between those 2 bows. But both are rear mounted limbs. DANNY

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