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Title: Wilson tabs.
Post by: capt eddie on September 27, 2007, 09:07:00 PM
I ordered two Wilson tabs a couple of weeks ago and noticed now light weight the leather and felt appeared.  The felt will not stay in place and the leather in one finger ripped.  I have Wilson tabs that are 25 years old and in better shape then these new ones.  Who makes a good tab? Has anyone else had this problem?
Title: Re: Wilson tabs.
Post by: draco on September 27, 2007, 10:45:00 PM
You might want to try a Saunders plastic tab. They do take a little getting used to but I think it`s well worth it. I`ve used them for quite a few years now,and can tell you they only get better with age.It`s very fast on the the loose and is impervious to the weather.You can use it for bowfishing as well.
Title: Re: Wilson tabs.
Post by: insttech1 on September 28, 2007, 12:28:00 PM
One of the few archery products I've ever returned to the vendor was a Wilson tab.  

3R gave me my money back--no questions asked.

I usually don't bad-mouth products openly, especially on trad-gang, but that thing was simply, well....junk!

I like a cavalier elite (modified to remove most of the metal) or a simple calf-hair can't pinch style.

Cordovan lasts longer than anything, but depending on the thickness, can take a long time to break in.  Enough to screw up your shooting, even, if you've been using a "worn-in" version.

You can replace the hair face on a cavalier with no noticeable effect when it wears.

Take Care,
Marc