I shoot three under to take advantage of smaller gaps for 3D and hunting but if you’ll consider tiller advice from David(DAS)Sosa as pertinent(and personally, I do)there’s no need to endure a noisy bow, regardless of the method. According to Mr. Sosa, one piece bows can be made quiet by working with nock point adjustment to effect tiller and with ILF it’s a matter of finding the right combination of nocking point and tiller adjustment using the limb bolt settings. Once I’ve gone through our normal tried and true brace height adjustments, string silencing methods, and then incorporated slight tiller adjustments, I’ve found that my three under nocking point is just barely above dead horizontal and even with pretty light arrows for 3D it’s pretty much hunting quiet.
I’ll post a link if anyone would like to read his thoughts on tiller…
