Could someone please post a picture on how they use a rubber band and matchstick for a arrow holder. I had a pin in the back of my old recurve that did the same thing but I don't want to start drilling holes in my new bow.Thanks for the help.
Here you go John
(http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y80/Jlasch/P1000186.jpg)
(http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y80/Jlasch/P1000184.jpg)
(http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y80/Jlasch/P1000183.jpg)
Thanks Whip!
And if you tape it to the riser it wont fall off when you draw.
That is awesome ......
Seems like a better system, than the Rubber Fingers....
Drilling a big hole in your bow would prolly be better...OUCH! :knothead:
John Here is what I use,mounts with a strip of velcro easy to remove,easy to make and will stay on bow.Kip (http://i128.photobucket.com/albums/p191/Kip_album/2007_0212Image0058.jpg)
Thank you guys. Whip you showed that to me in TX but I couldn't remember how it worked. Thanks again. Kip what is that made of? I like the looks of it also. Going on a bear hunt in a few weeks and I hate climbing back dow a tree to retrieve an arrow. I will use your suggestions tonight and put something together.
Thanks for the help.
John Actually it made of junked TV woodgrain console that is ground down to a point on a bench grinder with a rubber band.I brought a bunch to Bear Quest II and have an extra P.M. your addy will send you one.Kip
Kip i sent a PM Thank you guys.
TTT for paperengineer.
I love the toothpick idea, but thought the beauty of it was that it would fall away as the arrow is drawn back. Try as I might it hangs on all the way to full draw. I certainly don't want to shoot though it. What am I missing?
Stinger:
Do you have the "knotted" part to the front of the shelf (away from you)? May also want to try rolling the rubber band some.
BobW
Thanks, I'll give that a shot!