I just picked up a Morrison IlF with carbon foam dakota limbs last week. I'm still dialing it in but it looks to be a real shooter. I had no Idea you could get something like that. It's 38 @ 28 and I'm shooting 32" front loaded 400s off it at around 29 and a half inch draw. I had to turn it down a little as it was just a tad fast for those arrows. It doesn't seem to have much trouble with riser torque, must be the carbons side stability.
I have several pronghorns and widows but this is my first carbon bow. It is noticeably lighter in the hand. I was able to shoot some dinner plate groups at 45 yards with surprised wheel bow guys in lanes on both sides of me. I should be doing better than than after some small tweaks to the rest and the string. I think I'm going to like the carbon.

Crooked Stic.  Sometimes we put veneer over the carbon, and it is sealed well with Thunderbird Endurance Epoxy.  

Gregg