Hey All;

Well, it's been less than a year since I bought my used Cheyenne, but I loved shooting it so much that by late November I called Mr. Morrison and ordered a new one! Bob told me it was a great time to order one and that he could probably finish it a little sooner than the usual 3 to 6 months. Boy he wasn't kidding! After about 28 days Barb e-mailed me that it was ready to ship. I couldn't be more pleased with this beauty. Cocobolo and black phenolic, with eastern diamond back skins on max 1 limbs.

specs are "B" riser and "D" limbs for a 62" bow
50# @ 28"    

Wow....that's not only beautiful it's LOUD!

nice, let us know what you think about those limbs

Beautiful

That's a beauty, Bob doesn't know how to build an ugly bow.  Great bow!

With some great tips and suggestions from fellow members, I bought a few dozen discounted Beman MFX Classic 500 shafts and started experimenting. I settled on 29 7/8" with a 100 brain brass insert, 125 grain tip, and a 2020 aluminum footing. Add in the weight of my crown, cresting and feathers, and I end up with 555 grain total arrow weight!

From 23 yards I think I might be on the right track.

That's a beauty!  Good luck with it.

Nice one.....  

Thanks. My 1st cheyenne is 50# @ 29" and has original wood core limbs. It shoots really well and is super quiet, especially after I started shooting woodies.
But these Max 1 limbs are amazing! Ultra smooth on the draw at my 28" length, and though they are only 3#s heavier than my old limbs, they thump the target way harder. It certainly flattened my arrow flight out.
Since I like color, my string making buddy made me a flemish twist out of 8190 to match my arrows!
Heres another few pics of the limbs with the Dall sheep tips.

Very nice!

Sweet bow!

Stunning bow!  

Sweet bow !  The only thing better than two Morrisons is three ask me I know

That is a looker!!!

One fine shooter!

Very nice  

Wow... I really like the looks of that!

That is a very nice looking bow and terrific shooting! Threads and pictures like yours sent me lurking around Morrison camps!

After trading for a Mini (wood) ILF Morrison with WW limbs from Barry at LeftiesRus I ordered Max 1 limbs yesterday. I ordered mediums which will make my bow a 56". The max weight will be 50-52 pounds at 26#.

The WW limbs on the bow I traded for are actually very impressive. They knocked every bow I own out of the top "performance" spot!  I've never shot the WW limbs before (carbon and foam). I was very impressed.  It sure was tough finding a string in my pile for a 57" recurve though! All my bows are 56, 58, 60, and 62".

Bob tells me I might not notice any extra umph but I will notice a smoother draw.

I'm waiting for a set of MAX I limbs.  My wife has them on her DAS riser....really the best shooting limbs I've had in my hands.