Who makes ILF risers? Which do you use riser/ limbs setup?

[Jason R. Wesbrock]

BCWV,

The rule of thumb with the Dalaa or TradTech Titan risers is to add 7# to the stated weight for a 25" riser. For example: if you want to shoot Winex limbs that will pull 55# @ 28" on a Dalaa, buy 48# limbs.

[Turkeys Fear Me]

Originally posted by Bowbldr:
We are discontinuing our metal ILF risers, Once there are gone there will be no more.

Originally posted by Bowbldr:
We are also working on a new 13"  and maybe a 15" metal, a redesign with one model for 26" and under that does preform better for short draw hunters.One for longer draws also.

Good news, but I have to admit, I'm a little confused.  :confused:        :confused:

[Bob Morrison]

Sorry for the confusion, But I like to play with designs, materials and do like a real custom riser, wood or metal. Metal being the only bullet proof material I know of. I personally have 4 metal risers I rework to get what I want in them and 2-4 wood risers I do the same with. I sell some of the wood riser probably not the metal with only 4 of these in existance.

[BCWV]

Thanks for the information Jason. I'm also unsure about stress on the limbs.

What about pulling 55# on the 48# limbs? Is this a concern?

Thanks

Brad

[2hats]

Well Bob,keep making new ones and I quess I'll never have a  savings account anymore.I am so glad that A.S.introduced the ILF to me and that I bought one from Morrison.Best thing I ever did,it is a blessing that Bob looks out for us with short draws LOL.I now have something that is near perfect for my 25 "  draw.Thanks again Bob

[Pluck Yew]

Hey, Sky Archery offers longbow limbs for ILF risers...  http://www.skyarchery.com/skyilflimb.htm  

Shawn...      

[aroadik]

I have a set of Sky carbon/foam longbow limbs that I have been shooting on a Sky ilf 17" riser,making a 62" bow, very impressed with this rig. cheers Pete.

[Turkeys Fear Me]

Originally posted by Bowbldr:
Sorry for the confusion, But I like to play with designs, materials and do like a real custom riser, wood or metal. Metal being the only bullet proof material I know of. I personally have 4 metal risers I rework to get what I want in them and 2-4 wood risers I do the same with. I sell some of the wood riser probably not the metal with only 4 of these in existance.

I'm still confused Bob.  So are you going to be selling a new metal ILF riser, or are you just making them for yourself?  It sounded in your first post like you were designing a new one for sale.

[Cherokee Scout]

I do not know who was first, maybe Hoyt, but they have been around for years.

[Bob Morrison]

If the market gets better and enough people want them ( I have to buy 15 at a time) why not??

[imskippy]

Bob, If the price was similar to the ones you just sold I'd jump on the list for a 13. Keep me in mind if you decide to do a run of them.