| From: Claymore
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| Date: 12-Aug-17 |
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For those with ILF experience, how much weight do you usually add by turning the bolts one turn tighter?
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| From: JustSomeDude
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| Date: 12-Aug-17 |
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There's no constant. It varies depending upon how far the bolt is In, and it varies depending upon where you are in the weight range on that particular limb.
I have a set lightweight limbs that seem to hit a point where they don't get heavier
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| From: Tzioxphon
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| Date: 12-Aug-17 |
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Approx one pound, maybe a bit less.
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| From: Jim Casto Jr
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| Date: 12-Aug-17 |
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It's more a matter of percentages.
The rule of thumb is, you have about 10% of adjustment with ILF limbs. So...say you have a 50# at mid-range (5 #'a of adjustment--47.5 to 52.5#'s) bow, you'll have about 5 turns of adjustment, which equals about 1# per turn.
Lighter limbs will be less per turn and heavier will be more per turn.
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| From: Claymore
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| Date: 12-Aug-17 |
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Thanks guys.
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| From: fdp
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| Date: 12-Aug-17 |
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What Jim said. Depends on the draw weight of the limbs.
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