Ok.. so more shock through the bow and more of a chance of limb failure. Anyone know Legacy limb failure rate versus other non-rollerguard Mathews bows? I can't help but think that the limbs are designed for the system so they handle this extra stress and are rated accordingly. Am I wrong and Mathews is putting the same limbs on the Legacy as they put on other non-rollerguard bows? Is the more shock something only along the limb that the hand wouldn't feel, or is it the same as what most people refer to as shock? If a somehow mobile version of the rollerguard were devised, the bow would have less shock? Good Lord, let's hope they do that then. My Legacy now had barely any shock at all (less than any other bow I tried) bare and has zero now that I've got the Stealth stab on it. I can't imagine a bow with less shock than this one has.