Just recently ordered a 21" Hoyt Excel Riser and medium TT Blackmax Carbon/wood limbs (64" bow) and waiting for it to arrive. In the mean time I figured I'd read up on ILF limbs and risers.
I just have one question that I can't seem to find a clear answer for. I have a 28" draw, and if I set the limbs to it's lowest weight or to it's highest weight, would I lose efficiency?
I ordered 40# limbs and planned on lowering it to it's lowest weight for form work and then shooting it at it's maximum weight as my main competition and hunting weight. Is this a smart thing to do? Or am I losing out on something by not shooting it at the "natural" 40# weight?
For what it's worth, in the past, I asked the guys at Lancaster Archery if their TT Pinnacle riser and TT limbs would lose efficiency if set at minimum and maximum weights and they said that they would not. Not sure if that applies to other ILF risers too.
I just have one question that I can't seem to find a clear answer for. I have a 28" draw, and if I set the limbs to it's lowest weight or to it's highest weight, would I lose efficiency?
I ordered 40# limbs and planned on lowering it to it's lowest weight for form work and then shooting it at it's maximum weight as my main competition and hunting weight. Is this a smart thing to do? Or am I losing out on something by not shooting it at the "natural" 40# weight?
For what it's worth, in the past, I asked the guys at Lancaster Archery if their TT Pinnacle riser and TT limbs would lose efficiency if set at minimum and maximum weights and they said that they would not. Not sure if that applies to other ILF risers too.