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Originally Posted by BorderBows  If the top of the tree is less dense, than the bottom, and no two trees are the same density, then it is possible that you have two limbs with different tree's in them, and with these mass production techneques there ends up a difference that can show in the balance of the limbs as the limbs loose a different range of averages over 3000 shots. |
I can understand how this might cause a change in tiller over time as each core 'ages' differently. I hadn't really thought much about it.
I was just curious as to why a foam core limb might not experience such a change over time (apart from the perceived changes due to weather/temperature). Does foam not also 'age'/compress/whatever over time if, say, it came from a different batch for each limb?
Alan