Probably better if taken outside but nasty weather here now. This is the cloth backing. Wanted Timber rattler but weren't available. I like Limbsations but wasn't sure how well they would apply to the Self bow's irregular surface.

Looks great. I may have to try a one of my bows.

I just remembered...from a YT video...Traditions Only Barebow shafts were reviewed as slightly larger diameter and stiffer than similar arrows, due to the color wrap.  The YT'er got maybe an extra 50gr than a standard 500/.204 shaft.  He said it spined like a .450.

I went ahead and ordered one too. Figured for 30 bucks it would be worth it to try.

Thanks for the picture Orion. When I saw it I knew I recognized that setup. I looked through my old books and found it.

Very Well done!

Great Job!!!

These are limbsations. Easy to apply, easy to remove with no residual adhesive gunk left behind. Very durable and they stay put until you remove them.

Really shouldn't be much difference.  Most ASLs have straight grips.  The belly side can be rounded, oval or flattened, but that's the buyer's call if it's being made for an individual. There may be a slight difference in overall bow and grip width, no more than 1/8-inch. Dished and indexed (much less common on an ASL) grips should also be very similar.  If you're having the bow built, you can specify the configuration. If not, there may be as much difference among bows of the same builder as between builders. 

My first thought was how dull
Or flat will it look,  ive put real ones on before and they just stand out.  Do the limbsations come off easy with no mess?