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Found some Nobleton availability here:
I've bought from the first 2 in the past. They are legit.
I've bought from the first 2 in the past. They are legit.
Wooden ILF risers
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You may be right. I sent Deer Seeker Archery an email asking if their 19" model would be available in a 21" model. This is part of their reply:
"...We are happy to make the 19’’ in the 21’’ size.
Which one are you interested in, please?
I will check with my team, and ask them to make a 21’’ size sample.
The cost is 129.9usd, can I let you the ready date after checked, please ?
Best Regards
Peter
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Thats interesting i wonder if they would add the inserts also
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Damn, that is not a lot of dollars
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I really like my trad tech trident riser. The picture on Lancaster do not do them justice. Very nice in the hand. The brass inserts and adjustments are all well made with nice fit and finish.
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Tradtech Trident risers are real nice. There's knock-off's on ebay for under $100 if you're not wanting to dive all the way into a $300 riser. I think they're 17". Otherwise the Tridents come in 17", 19" and 21" I believe.
The White Feather Lark is another great choice. Comes in 17"-23" in 2" increments. Just under $200 on that one. There's an ebay knock-off for it too, around $125, in 17". I have one of those. They're ok. Grip needs some reshaping imo.
Dryad Epic is an AMAZING ilf wood riser. Yes, I have one of those too. Definitely my favorite. New will run $450+ pretty easy. Used I've seen them in the $250-$350 range. Can't go wrong there. Just make sure you know what kind or style of grip you want. They come in 13" - 19" in 2" increments.
OMP, Farmington and Mandarin have some wood risers too but I can't speak on them.
The White Feather Lark is another great choice. Comes in 17"-23" in 2" increments. Just under $200 on that one. There's an ebay knock-off for it too, around $125, in 17". I have one of those. They're ok. Grip needs some reshaping imo.
Dryad Epic is an AMAZING ilf wood riser. Yes, I have one of those too. Definitely my favorite. New will run $450+ pretty easy. Used I've seen them in the $250-$350 range. Can't go wrong there. Just make sure you know what kind or style of grip you want. They come in 13" - 19" in 2" increments.
OMP, Farmington and Mandarin have some wood risers too but I can't speak on them.
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Lonestarfly, not sure if u found a wood riser. I was scared off by the comments on Lancaster Archery of the quality that Bear had with their wood risers for a couple of years. So I bought the Akusta 19" wood riser. It seems well put together with the black molding to a wood that reminds me of a dark walnut. The only downside which wasn't an issue for me is the availability of features. There isn't a threaded bushing for a quiver, rest or stabilzer. But I was more concerned about the quality & grip with tune-ability. It has that & I'm shooting very well with it after not picking up a recurve for a number of years. Feels great in the hand & it's balance, shock & vibration I do not notice. All I did was put one of the Bear calfskin traditional hair rests on it.
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