First ILF bow

[jmlost]

Got my first take down bow. Not as pretty as a nice wood stick bow but man it shoots good.

 

[user 972]

I've never shot a ILF bow. There is a lot of people that do. If the design was poor, they wouldn't be around long. Enjoy that bow.

 

[CHRIS WILSON]

What model riser and limbs do you have? When setup right, they can be great shooters. I wasn't surprised when ILF systems started showing up on hunting setups several years ago.

 

[user 972]

What model riser and limbs do you have? When setup right, they can be great shooters. I wasn't surprised when ILF systems started showing up on hunting setups several years ago.

It makes sense to use them for hunting. Well designed and very tunable.

 

[CHRIS WILSON]

What model riser and limbs do you have? When setup right, they can be great shooters. I wasn't surprised when ILF systems started showing up on hunting setups several years ago.

It makes sense to use them for hunting. Well designed and very tunable.

Agree...I'll always have a soft spot for a well crafted wood riser and limbs but for pure hunting, an ILF setup is hard to beat. The system also gives you an almost endless choice of limbs without being stuck with one maker/supplier.

 

[jmlost]

It's a Hoyt satori with tour limbs. Being able to adjust the tiller is really nice.

 

[CHRIS WILSON]

It's a Hoyt satori with tour limbs. Being able to adjust the tiller is really nice.

Nice. I like the geometry on those risers. Been thinking about picking up a 19" version and getting a set of longbow limbs for it.