Are you looking for a string or string material? 

I used to own and operate HCBstrings.com and stopped a few years back.  I don't build strings anymore but I have both of the materials you mentioned. 

Dang you! Based on your title I was expecting something tragic! I am glad you are well my friend!!!!!

You are a more patient man than me. I tend to shoot the buck that gives me an opportunity. My son kills way bigger bucks than I do, because he has the ability to "pass"

Okay so I know to get close I need to build one or two. So here is were I am at. Going to do a one piece in the same design as my now three piece. The three piece fade to fade is about 24 in. Am figuring a 20 in. Riser for the one piece.i figure I need to add to the stack. Any ideas how much?

Thanks for sharing, Africa is an amazing place for trad bowhunters

Obviously lots of variables here such as center shot, release, etc. but 1916's tune well out of my 42# longbow with 150 grain heads.  I draw 29, so pulling closer to 44#.  If you try 1916's, I would start with them full length.   

Anybody know anywhere you can still get the old discontinued BCY-X material? Tried the X-99, but prefer the older stuff.

I had a string build that worked really well on my widows.

I shoot 1816's with 200 grain points out of my 35# longbow but my arrows and draw are shorter than yours. Therefore I would go with the 1916's or if you want a much heavier arrow 1820's would be my choice.

If you want a lighter arrow 2013's may work for you, too.

Orion,
Thanks very much.  God Bless.  Bob

Either will probably work.  I'lean toward the 1916, cut to about 29 1/2 inches BOP for your 28 1/2-inch draw.  Zwickey eskimos (125 grain) or eskalites (110 grin) are good 2-blade heads.  There are lots of others out there.  Something in the 110 to 140-150 grain range will work.  Feather length is a personal preference.  I shot three 5-inch feathers for years.  I'm now shooting 4, four-inch feathers. 

I have more than enough 175 grain heads for me and my neighbors. I wanted to see if anyone thought it was too much for a light bow.  I'll have to get some lighter heads.