Pictures would help.

 

 

if brace height and tiller are not changing, that much twist is probably not worth worrying about. I doubt leaning it against a quiver is enough to cause that twist by the way. You will probably be moving on from those limbs before having to try to get that bow on plane.

I lean my cheap rolan bow against just about everything and while it has a twisted limb, the twist has been the same and stable for over 15 years. Including a broken and repaired limb end. and it has much more twist than yours also.

DC

 

Hmm I didn't check brace height and tiller - will do that at the range today. I planned to crank in the limbs this week, adjust to that, then move up limbs soon. I don't know if tightening the limbs will make the twist worse? I'm fine as long as the limb isn't going to blow up on me...

 

Is that twist, or just improper limb alignment? What riser do you have them on?

 

I shoot a PSE X-Appeal 23" Riser. I haven't unstrung the bow since I got the limbs so I don't know if the limb alignment would change? I haven't had to twist the limbs back until recently.

 

barring any other symptoms, i doubt they will "blow up"

 

Sorry I meant break/crack while I'm shooting!

 

I have a pair of limbs like that. All I did was set the alignment a little off to bring it around. (off from dead true center that is)

 

At that poundage it's not that dangerous. A lot of club bows we have are really violently twisted, they are being stored in quite humid storage at range during summer and dry indoor storage during winter, so they often warp at some point. Some of those bows have the same Axiom limbs.

Only worry would be if the limb tip laminate starts cracking or flaking, I've seen some of those go very quickly from twisted limbs and they tend to explode quite spectacularly. I've seen dozens of limbs fail/explode during my time being involved with archery, yet to see any injuries caused by it, rarely more than a slap of the string to wrist, but that can happen with a poor shot or poor form too.

 

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What dchan said.
Limb twists are highly over rated.
If there's no danger of the string popping off the limb and the twist isn't progressing, probably nothing to worry about.

Now, if they were the older Axiom limbs, I'm might be more concerned.

Viper1 out.

 

Sometimes, limb twists are blessings. But not in your case.