B.D.F - Tiller Opinion, please

[Parnell]

So I've got this bow pulling 55 @ 27.  This picture was just taken at 22".  The thing I'm pondering is this.  The bottom limb has a bit more natural deflex and it has held the reflexed tip moreso than the top.  The bottom limb has the knot just a bit below the handle.  I know the tiller isn't spot on but, I just gave this bow a few shots and it felt very good.  It was very fast and I didn't have much vibration at all even with this crappy tillering string and no silencers.  Accuracy was what I want. 

Would you try to heat in some reflex to the bottom limb to even tiller, or just say, this bow shoots well and seems healthy?

Opinions, please?

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[Parnell]

Bottom limb being the one on the right...

[mullet]

 I'd like to see a relaxed picture. But if the bottom limb is holding the reflex, I'd leave it like it is.

[George Tsoukalas]

I prefer to make the stronger limb the bottom one. I feel it is under more stress wit the split finger draw. Also, remember that you will not be drawing from the center when shooting. Jawge

[mullet]

 I do to, Jawge. If the bottom limb is holding the reflex better, then is is stronger.

[El Destructo]

From the Picture that You supplied here....Your Bottom Limb has about one inch of Positive Tiller....thats more than what I like to carry....I would take some wood off of the Bottom from Mid Limb to about 6 inches from the Tip...but then I am also leaning to what Eddie said too....would be nice to see what it looks like just sitting there Unstrung....JMO

[Coo-wah-chobee]

 Leave it alone. If you like it and it shoots to your satisfaction........well then perfection in bowyering is the idea of the bowyer, the wood dosent care neither does the game ifn ya hunt with it.

[Parnell]

 
These responses are great.  Truly appreciate the advice from ya'll.

Here are some more pictures.  The relaxed picture is just after being unstrung from shooting.  The grouping is what I'm talkin about.  I was aiming at that circle and took a shot from 5 10 and 15 yds.

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[sonny]

if it shoots that good I say leave it.
you're likely to drive yourself crazy trying to tweak it.

[George Tsoukalas]

Seems like both limbs are deflexed-reflexed equally at brace. I evaluate which limb is the strongest by how it appears at full draw. I tiller the bottom limb to be very slightly stiffer or stronger at full draw. At closer inspection it does appear the one on the right is stronger but it is hard for me to tell. One other thing- when I go out to shoot for the first time I make sure the bow is balanced at drawing and releasing. So Parnell, if she shoots balanced and good for you that's the test. Jawge

[Pappy]

Looks pretty darn good to me,I would shoot it ,like others have said and if it shoots good ,leave it
be. Like jawgs says that is the test for me. It's wood with dip and knots so sometimes you don't get the prefect looking tiller like you would with a glass bow.I think sometimes we forget that. Nice job.
   Pappy