"GameMaster FITA conversion build along" (with pics)

From the top

You need to remove the top screw. This might be hex, standard or phillips depending on the maker of the limb. Once you remove the screw CAREFULLY tip the contents of the ILF (spring and pin) into your hand. Put these along with the screw and soon to be pressed out bushing in a small baggie for safe keeping. You'll need them if you ever wish to go back.

You will need to press NOT POUND the bushing out of the limb. A socket a dowel or bolt as I used and a vise work fine. Take your time you don't want to damage the limb. You press the bushing from the top side of the limb out.

Bushings

You'll need to make some bushings if your not using doner pieces from the stock limbs. Brass bushings from a hardware store work great. You need a pair that are 3/8" O.D. and 1/4" I.D. I cut mine down to about a 1/4" long you'll see why later. You could leave them longer but there is no contact with the GM pin so why bother. You'll need to ream them out slightly as the GM pin is slightly larger than 0.250 or 1/4". A G drill bit works fine.

Next press the bushings into the limbs from bottom side untill flush with the limb pad. Take care not to damage the limb. Note the wood and towel used on the vise.

Once the bushing is in you are almost done. You will notice a large hole now on the top side. I pluged these with some 3/8" plastic plugs found at the hardware store. This is why I left the bushing short. I cut the caps off so they were short enough to fit in. I did not think about it till after that a set of 1?4" I.D. bushings could work with the bushings left longer. Oh well looks factory regardless.

You will notice a large hole now on the top side. I pluged these with some 3/8" plastic plugs found at the hardware store. This is why I left the bushing short. I cut the caps off so they were short enough to fit in. I did not think about it till after that a set of 1?4" I.D. bushings could work with the bushings left longer. Oh well looks factory regardless.

Here is the cap installed

I highly recommend making an isolator pad out of an old iner tube or such. This conection is one of the major sources of noise on the GM. Simply trace the limb but and cut out a slot for the bolt and the pin.

Finished

OK now connect the limb, tighten down (not to tight) and restring the bow. If you went with medium or long limbs you will need a new string. I highly recommend the mountain muffler string (shameless plug goes here). You now have a great bow with the hottest limbs on the planet. I take no responsibility for making your GM the smokenest bow on the block.