Otto's copperhead skins on his Black Widows really got my attention. I like them a lot.
Does anybody here have experience with the Limbsations in the copperhead motif?
Do they look real and are they durable?
I think copperhead skins would look great on my PFT.
The Copperhead and Timber Rattler are both realistic. I think they are durable.
The Rick Barbee snakeskin patterns are very good. I've used both the regular and grey copperhead limbstations. Easy to apply, easy to remove, very durable.
Here's an example of the Rick Barbee regular copperheads.
Great! Thanks for the replies and photos, I appreciate it!
I put them on my Whip 2 years ago and they look good yet.
Do these have any effect on tuning?
Another Rick Copperhead...
Quote from: Carpdaddy on June 27, 2025, 02:17:34 PMAnother Rick Copperhead...
are those the grey or brown? i dont like the pink ones
Quote from: arrow30 on June 27, 2025, 05:09:55 PMQuote from: Carpdaddy on June 27, 2025, 02:17:34 PMAnother Rick Copperhead...
Getting old and did those a few years ago and don't remember, Im thinking brown?
are those the grey or brown? i dont like the pink ones
The only problem I've had with Limbsations is they are cut on a taper. Some of the bows I've done, the way I wanted to install them, the tapers were not quite wide enough for the bow limb. I dont know why they cant make them the same width end-to-end. That would solve a lot of fitment issues. Other than that, they are a good product.
I did a bow a few years ago with limbsations as Onestringer has been a Sponsor here forever(All the arrows I own, and have owned for years, are Onstringers). Plus, they are great quality and customer service.
Anyhow, I like them a lot.
Quote from: Terry Green on July 02, 2025, 08:51:58 AMI did a bow a few years ago with limbsations as Onestringer has been a Sponsor here forever(All the arrows I own, and have owned for years, are Onstringers). Plus, they are great quality and customer service.
Anyhow, I like them a lot.
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Quote from: NY Yankee on July 02, 2025, 08:46:48 AMThe only problem I've had with Limbsations is they are cut on a taper. Some of the bows I've done, the way I wanted to install them, the tapers were not quite wide enough for the bow limb. I dont know why they cant make them the same width end-to-end. That would solve a lot of fitment issues. Other than that, they are a good product.
They're available non-tapered, just make that request when ordering - no extra charge. I always get mine 2" wide, parallel, and trim them once installed.
Yes, just order them un trimmed. I love their wraps also, especially the reflective ones. :readit:
Quote from: Maclean on July 07, 2025, 09:22:40 PMQuote from: NY Yankee on July 02, 2025, 08:46:48 AMThe only problem I've had with Limbsations is they are cut on a taper. Some of the bows I've done, the way I wanted to install them, the tapers were not quite wide enough for the bow limb. I dont know why they cant make them the same width end-to-end. That would solve a lot of fitment issues. Other than that, they are a good product.
They're available non-tapered, just make that request when ordering - no extra charge. I always get mine 2" wide, parallel, and trim them once installed.
I'll do that from now on.
They have some really great designs. On their limbsations and wraps.