Limb Pocket

The limb pocket is the area on the riser where the limbs are attached. It connects the riser and the limbs and transfers the forces generated during the draw.

Variants:

  • ILF system (International Limb Fitting) → plug-in and interchangeable
  • Bolt-on systems
  • Permanent bonding in one-piece bows

Functions:

  • Partial adjustment options for tiller and draw weight
  • Secure fixation of the limbs
  • Alignment of the limbs (tuning)
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