I went that route, called Martin Archery with the serial #. They couldn't help me. Just stick with the Dacron. If you insist on fastflight, make sure the limb tips are re-inforced with fiberglass. Take a picture of the limbs and contact Larry Hatfield at TradTalk. He's the final word.

Glad to hear you getting back into the world of traditional. Have fun and if you can,go to some 3-D shoots.Their a lot of fun.  

I have one of the older ones that I got in a trade for a dozen wood arrows what a awesome bow!! I too would have to say stay with the dacron just to be safe as new limbs cost 300-400 dollars so enjoy

I got mine as a consignment from my pro shop-love the bow, decent draw, little hand shock, not lots of stacking, and looks great!  Chuck's right on, though-use a stringer.  You should get as much fun out of yours as i have with mine!