[BigCnyn]

I have an original game Master,
The limb alignment pin is .261. My limb bushing does not fit down over the pin completely.
Is that correct.
I put some tradtech longbow limbs on it and they move around.

 

[Daniel L]

I have a Game Master 2, and the pin / dowel is still .261
The only way Tradtech limbs would fit is if Hoyt conversion bushings have been installed.

If you just try to fit TT or any ILF Limbs, then they will not fit over the pin. (Once you remove the ILF nipper and fitting of course )

 

[BigCnyn]

I have the bushings. I think. My question is, are they supposed to be big enough to completely slide over the pin,or pivot on the top of the pin?

 

[Daniel L]

Yes they should slide over easily completely on the pin, just like the stock GM2 / Dorado limbs. There should not be any excessive movement.

 

[centershot]

I just did a set of TT BM's for my Dorado. I did the brass bushings from Home Depot and drilled them out to 17/64 trick. The limbs sit flat on the riser with the bushing sliding completely over the pin.

 

[BigCnyn]

Got them mounted... thanks

 

[Scooter]

Drill the bushing with a G drill bit.

 

[BigCnyn]

Scooter
my pin bushings, back out...
Then thetop limb moves around?
What is the fix?

 

[Hookeye]

Adhesive, epoxy or sealer should limit bushing travel.

 

[Hookeye]

When I put TT on my Dorado I think I just used some old Outers gunstock finish to finish/seal the limb hole and also lock the bushing.

Automotive trim button put on top, used black RTV to secure that.

 

[Scooter]

I have never had that issue. Typically the fit is a tight press fit. If the bushing is loose perhaps you can use a bit of locktite on the O.D. to hold it in?