[rusty craine]

I bought a TAC Firefly from Lancaster when they first got them. It quickly became my go to hunting riser. No nonsense, built like a tank, aggressive, mostly very simple. It is on loan to Mike, who, is using it in development because it is built like a tank.

I did not think I had a chance to get another since there were so few. Low and behold, luck prevailed.

 

[rusty craine]

This is the best ilf longbow riser I have shot. As a matter of fact it puts old school long ilf recurve limbs right in the sweet spot for my draw

For an aggressive ilf hunting riser it will light a fire behind an arrow. Very little deflex but I did not find it very picky as long as you picked your limbs well.

 

[dkard]

I agree Rusty, I think that riser was mine a short while back. I have a one of a kind green anodized Firefly and it is my goto shorter riser. The black one i picked up as a backup but being built like a tank, I decided I didn't need two
Very well behaved riser I think.

Almost bought it back but you beat me to it.

dave

 

[Rasyad]

I am happy the riser is going to Rusty, great full circle turn of events. I agree, it is a great longbow riser. I had it set up and shooting great in no time. However, the minute I had it tuned and shooting I started to compare it with my main bow (fit, length, weight, performance....) and then I am shooting the bows back to back and before you know it I am a one bow guy, again. Same thing happened with a really cool Hoyt shoot through compound recently, I just stopped shooting it. The only difference is I have not sold the compound yet.

Rasyad

 

[Hamishhog]

Were any of these made in LH?

 

[kenn1320]

Probably like 3, but I've never seen one. Lefty's get the short stick!

 

[dkard]

I think there were about 10 LH's made.

dave

 

[4nolz]

With a $1000 deposit you can get on the 10 year waiting list.I am #345.

 

[rusty craine]

4nolz, who actually built the tac firefly?

 

[4nolz]

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