Darton Riser Limbs,,

[BigCnyn]

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I bolted a set of Bullseye limbs on this darton sl-50 riser.
What do you see wrong with angles, can anyone that builds limbs help with with a set... Brian

[BigCnyn]

4940
The limb length from the bolt hole to the edge of the limb is short. It has a small wedge on the flat of the limb, that I believe sets the angle of the limb. It is short also. If those were longer, cosmetically, it would work. I could put the plastic half-circle back on the limb to riser point. So could some limbs be built, to accomplish these goals.
I want a light weight lb@29,,47-54lb, stable draw, 64"-62" quick carbon laminate limb for 3-d, shooting, just to be different..?

[dan worden]

I am no bowyer but I hacked this together with a Trailamster riser just to see if I could. I just eyeballed/guessed the angle for the wedges I cut from the original limbs. Shoots surpirsingly well.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v162/daninmi/DSCN0412.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v162/daninmi/DSCN0411.jpg

[BigCnyn]

where did u get the lims..?

[BigCnyn]

I spent the weekend, cleaning the riser up.. sanded flat the pocket base. Cleaned and worked the rough spots out with Sand paper.
I found my plans from binghams to build my own limbs.I am going to use their 66 inch plan specs, to get a 64 inch bow. My riser is 19", should work.
I am going to try and build the limbs only 1 1/2 wide, so bowyers I need some information on tapers, carbon and glass.
Here we go, all information needed as I go on...

[bcoulter]

The limbs are great but ya gotta love that archer! :D

[dan worden]

The limbs were spares for a Kohannah Hunter T/D.

I did some guniea pig work on them too. Took them from 75# down to 60#.