Anyone try warfing one of these? I like the look of the riser, but it looks like the pockets may have too much deflex? Thanks in advance for any info.

Is it worth turning a reflexed compound riser ILF? You don't see many, is there a good reason for this?

I'm messing around with a new riser that is pretty much straight to slightly reflexed. Should I expect the brace height to be an inch or so lower? And the effective draw length an inch longer? The arrows I had on hand where to light of spine, and the masking tape nock kept walking around, so...

Its generally agreed that reflex risers are less stable(people shoot them less accurately) then deflex risers. And this is generally considered to be true regardless of brace height. Ive never seen someone prove this with tests but it seems to be universally experienced with hand on shooting and...

Hi, and thanks for the add. I started out with a recurve that I was told was to small for me, so I weighed the options and decided to build a bow since most of my friends have. I made a bamboo backed hickory reflex deflex. Now that I have been tillering, when I put a string to further my process...

Hi Guys, Hey I didn't want to hijack the other thread. However it did get me thinking, I recently got a TAC firefly, which looks to be slightly reflexed. It is 19" long and has a 18* limb pad angle. So what I gathered from Matts thread was that the combination of factors should work in my favor...

I'm curious, have any of you warf afficinados warfed a Reflex riser? I ask as I have a couple Reflex Xtremes from the mid to late 90s that I don't shoot much or at all anymore. I like the handle design of the Xtreme better than any other compound riser I have used or test shot, and it would be...

Anyone know the reflex geometry of these Hoyt bows? GM2 Dorado Excel Rambo TD-3 Next question. How does all of this play into the angle of the limb (dangle), recommended brace height, string contact at limb tip, noise, speed, forearm string slap (obviously I have an issue with this), etc.?

I just picked up a Hoyt Reflex Hunter. It is a very interesting bow. It has a magnesium riser and limbs that slide down and snap into the riser without any bolts. It seem quite secure though. It is an older bow so I didn't put a string on it yet. Has anyone shot this bow and is it ok for FF...

This is how I would make a template for a longbow delfex reflex type. I would then transfer this template to my bow form material. My question to all of you is this how most bowyers make their experimental forms other than just copying the form from an existing longbow? If this is a standard...

i just looked on reflex archery's site. they have a new recurve called the nomad. i am guessing its their version of the hoyt dorado.....just like they had the gamemaster copy called the tradition.....but my question is- are they cheaper made?? or equal just a different name/ same company...

Hello everyone, first post on trad talk. I've got a couple of these risers, one with recurve limbs and one with wheels and I want to convert to accept ILF limbs......tell me about it, cost for Mr. Gordon to do it, is this a good conversion, recommended limbs, and I really want to do this myself...

Was browzin' through the basspro.com website lookin' for fishing gear when of course you have to go to archery!! Appears that Reflex is using what appears to be the GameMaster as it's "Traditional" bow. Love the camo job.. Just ordered a Quinn so will have to wait,,maybe/maybenot?!! Am I behind...

Hi Everyone, I have a old Hoyt Ram Reflex Recurve. It has a metal riser. It is the same riser as the old Hoyt Rambo. I would like some information about the Ram Reflex if anyone has any. Like what is the AMO Bow String Length and what is the recomended Brace Height? Thank you, Tim