Hi Dave, 

  I wanted to let you know that I got the 75# D350 limbs I ordered from you today. You also had asked for some feedback:

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  With the old limbs, the bow was set to 28.5 draw position ( approx. 1/4 long on my draw board), ATA was 32.25 (factory = 32.375), Brace height was right at 6 inches, and with the old limbs maxed, it was pulling 73.5 - 74 pounds on my scale. With the bow tuned, (with the factory limbs) it shot a 465-grain arrow with blazers at a 5-degree helical (so a lot of resistance) through a whisker biscuit at 284 fps. 

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  When I put your limbs on, I used the same string/cables and kept the ATA at 32.25. BH came out to 5.875 (your limbs were actually about 1/8 shorter than the factory ones). I only needed to add 2 twists to each cable to get the cams between the timing dots and then a half twist to the upper yoke and another twist to the lower buss to get lean / timing perfect. With the limbs let at the lowest setting, it was pulling 66#. I cranked it down all the way to get an accurate mark on the bolt and didn't even draw it... I suspect it was right around 80# (which is fine! I like having more power on tap!  But it's more than I wanted to deal with before I even tried shooting it.). SO I backed the limb bolts out 3 turns (right in the middle of the adjustment) and it came out to 71.5-72 pounds, and that's where I left it. It felt like I was pulling much less than that. Nice valley, too.

 

  So after making sure it was close to tuned (bare shafts hitting with fletched at 20 yards) I went back to the chrono. At 28.5 DL, 72# with your limbs it shot my 465 grain arrow with blazers at a 5 deg helical through a biscuit 284fps (bare shaft at 291). *It shot the same speed at TWO POUNDS lighter draw weight! 

 

  And it feels wonderful to shoot!  It draws so smooth. Hope that helps

 

  I am a very happy camper :),  Thanks for everything. 

  J P