I see Uukha is going to be offering a new "S" curve profile limbs on December 1. Anyone have any insight to what the profile might be?

I have a set of samick discovery r3, foam carbon limbs that do not have the same curve shape. If I set the limbs next to each other the one limb curves up sooner and the tip is about 1” different location. Anybody see any concern with using these? Not sure how will effect accuracy or other...

Back in August of last year I posted an explanation of the linear approximation of the draw force curve and what we can learn from this simple model. However, what you gain in simplicity, you lose in accuracy. Still, it does a pretty good job of explaining bow performance from a qualitative...

If anyone has shot both of these, how would you compare them?

Guys I have a set of Uuhka vx1000 limbs headed my way and I trying to decide what riser. I want a 19 and am leaning toward a Das riser (yes I know I will have to convert the limbs no biggie) but, also have the Phoenix and Tradtech on the list. I can’t shoot the so which would you pick and why...

On several occasions I have discussed the linear approximation of the draw force curve. We call this an ideal bow. It is a useful device for understanding draw force and energy relationships at you change draw length. While it may not predict the exact draw force and energy, it is a useful tool...

Which has a more consistent dfc a longbow or recurve ILF limb. I am looking for a limb that might have a steady increase from start to finish.Not to concerned about speed but more smooth drawing.

Need to try a lighter set of limbs due to an injury. What are your opinions of these limbs? I am familiar with Border and Dryad, but never shot Uukha. Thanks Gil

Was i the only one that noticed the Supercurve on a DAS riser at the 3rivers booth at Kalamazoo? The young man working at the booth at the time said that it will replace the z4 limb option and he believes that it is built by Sky. Seemed like a very nice limb, I thought it was a Max4. It drew...

Putting this in here as an example of a draw curve for a rarely-encountered kind of bow. These Plains bows are essentially short (47") longbows, with short practical draw lengths to match. This is a lighter weight example, obviously. The ones capable of taking down Bison from point blank range...