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Modify ILF limb butt?

Started by Whitetail Chaser, October 16, 2013, 02:05:00 PM

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Whitetail Chaser

I just got some Black Max limbs for a Morrison Phoenix riser, but the limb pads seem to be too wide to fit all the way in. I'm talking a TINY bit too wide.

Has anyone every sanded ILF limb butts (just a tad) to get them to fit a riser?

I strung the bow up and it shot ok, but I think the limbs could seat another 1/16th of an inch if I sanded the sides a bit.

Thanks for the replies.

Brett
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45# Hill Country Bobcat

reddogge

If they snap in they should be OK but yes, I've heard of people sanding the butts down a tad to get them to fit into older Morrison phenolic risers. Just remember to reseal them.
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Boomerang

If the taper of the limb pads are keeping them from seating all the way down against the ILF dovetail fitting, then that is not a good thing.
Yes sand them to fit and re-seal them.

vermonster13

Give Bob a call and ask what he thinks.
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Cootling

I sanded a set.  

Felt the same concern you do when I started, but it was easy to do.  The surfaces I sanded were wide enough that I could keep a sanding block flat on them without trouble.

Bill Carlsen

Been there, done that. Shouldn't be a problem. Not all ILF limb butts are the same and some need a  wee bit of adjustment.
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BWD

Must sand the butts on every set of limbs I've put on my Dryad ilf riser.
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