Trad Gang
Main Boards => PowWow => Topic started by: J from Denmark on November 20, 2008, 09:26:00 AM
-
After using gloves for years I now use a cavalier elite cordovan tab and I LOVE the way it shoots, so please dont tell me to change to "this or that tab"
My problem is that many times there is a tiny "schlack" as the cordovan smacks into the leather backing on release.
Anybody knows how to fix this ?
Thanks
Jacob
-
Have you trimmed the tab face?
-
I'll just echo Rod on this one.
-
Any tab that I use that is "layered" I use some Elmers glue or Leatherweld and glue the things together (keep the natural curve in the tab as it dries). I don't really see the need for the layers (just makes a tab thicker to me) and nothing much more exasperating than getting the bowstring between layers in a hurry up and shoot situation.
-
I rub the back side with montana pitch blend and it takes out all the noise
-
I use angel tabs and I have a huge hand(sausage fingers) and I trim about 3/8ths. of an inch from them. Shawn
-
I use string wax, and no doubt the pich blend works too.
-
Hi fellars
Thanks for all the advice
I just tried trimming the tab face a little and it seems to do the trick.
If it start making "schlacks" again I will definately try applying some kind of leathergrease, stringwax or so
Thanks
Jacob
-
Leatherweld from Tandy...PR
-
I don't know what the thickness of the Cavalier tab is, but I just trimmed the leather backing off of my 3Rivers cordovan tab back to the stitching. I didn't see the need for the second layer. It just makes noise and gets in the way. I thought about gluing the two together, but I don't like such a thick tab anyway.
Like you, I am just experimenting with tabs. I haven't given up on my Duraglove yet. I still have more confidence in my shot with the glove.
-
Personaly I would not glue the layers together it changes the feel to a much stiffer piece of leather.
-
Yes Ray thats my thoughts too.