I'm shooting Evo2 38# mediums on my 17" DAS and I'm at 45.5#. I have them set so the limb butt edge is parallel with the limb pad which I believe is just the medium setting. At least that is where the raw weight coincides with what the Uukha calculator says.

 

My Evo1's gain 10# on my 17" Morrison riser at 30" DL

My Vx's gain 12# on my 19" Dryad riser at 30" DL

 

Two corrections/additions to my post. I draw close to 28" and it should have said the draw weight coincides with the calculator, not the ray weight.

 

My VX1000 are about 5Lbs light on my 17" custom Morrison riser

 

I'm using a set of the older XO Evo2 (34# mediums) limbs on my 17" Titan and they corresponded directly with the online calculator.


KPC

 

This^^^ The Uukha calculator is spot on. <https://www.uukha.com/archive/en/calculateur-en.php>
Nick

 

Uukha has a statement on the calculator stating calculations are based upon their limbs and risers.

 

Using a hand held scale and using a different riser there was no difference in weight from the Uukha calculator whatsoever. Maybe it was luck.
Hand scales or draw boards give you exactly what you need to know.
Nick

 

My Vx's gain 12# on my 19" Dryad riser at 30" DL

 

There is your experience also. I have a Morrison and Pharo II 17" risers. They weigh in negative five and six pounds compared to the calculator.

 

The Uukaha chart was spot on with my evo2 36lb limbs and a 17" das riser.

 

I know you asked 17" but figured I'd chime in anyway.

30# evos with uukha formula adapters pull at about 36 on my buffalo(19")..with the bolts all the way out.
Could hit 40?? With bolts cranked down.

Uukha has that "nature" line too that's measured on a 19" riser, available in 5lb increments..irbis, Saiga,Tuulai but the +/- tolerance is 2.5 vs 1lb.