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#1 ·
What’s so good about these barnsdale limbs? Thanks I have a 08 bowtech allegiance. Pros and cons of new limbs
 
#3 ·
My dad got phonmemia and almost died, after 5 months in the hosp and rehab he got out but couldn't pull his 60-70 alligenice back i got him 40-50 barnsdale limbs and there great! Look good on a camo bow and he likes them too. Good quality
 
#7 ·
I've been using them on both of my 82nd Airbornes for years. Factory limbs are nowhere close in strength/quality. 82nd's are known to be time bombs with factory limbs. Barnsdale limbs fix the flaw of the 82nd and make it an awesome shooting reliable bow. A good friend of mine has had them on his '08 Allegiance for years as well.
 
#8 ·
Barnsdale limbs are very well constructed and hold their accuracy over time. They have excellent memory retention and have great lateral stiffness. This makes them quieter and have less vibration. The fit and finish are spot on. They are durable and dependable. Many bow manufacturers have used Barnsdale limb due to not being able to produce their own limbs of this quality.
 
#9 ·
I've owned four bows with Barnsdale Ultra Carbon limbs over the years and none have given me one bit of trouble.
One is a 1999 Bowman Accu-Riser I; the Barnsdale limbs on it still look and perform superbly.
Stewart Bowman refused to use anything less than Barnsdale on his bows.
Stewart had a lifetime warranty on the Barnsdale limbs, because he knew their quality was unsurpassed.
 
#13 ·
Yep, the moment you get them in the mail and take them out of the box you will realize you have a really good upgrade to what came with the bow. It is insane that bowtech can't study and learn how to make a solid limb like this with all the good technology they put out but every company has that one dude who is in charge of a department that you can't freaking talk any common sense to.