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Bowstringer...Need Help!

Started by Kevin Hansen, March 15, 2013, 02:38:00 PM

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Kevin Hansen

Just today my bowstringer of 20+ years gave up the ghost. It's been so long since I've had to buy one that I have no idea what is available. I like to be able to use mine for both longbows and recurves, and I like them simple and durable.
Suggestions??? Pictures???
Thanks.
Kevin

Steelhead

Thunderhorn Bow Mfg. makes the best all around stringer for me anyway.It will do both recurves and longbows.

Kevin Hansen

Thanks, Steelhead. I'll check it out.

stabow

I normally get mine from Black Widow  their a little pricey because they always send a bow with it ....... :)
The best thing about owning a dog is that someone is happy when you come home.

Kevin Hansen

Found it on their website for $11, but no pictures. Anyone have a pic?

Orion

Sounds like you wants omething with a pocket on both ends.  I like the Webster.  Has two different pockets on one end to accommodate all size limb tips. A&H archery sells them, among others.  The nylon webbing is a little stiff to start, but softens with use.

DawgDoc

Watch out on the Black Widow stringer. I've had one since '97 - its a good stringer but the side of the stringer you slide the string towards has a small pocket for a Widow's tips. I've had some difficulty with bows that have big tips. The Thunderhorn stringer works well as does the Selway stringer. Sorry no pictures but check out any of the trad suppliers websites.

DawgDoc

Forgot to say - the Thunderhorn stringer and Selway stringer are almost identical. Big pocket for the limb tip and a rubber piece that goes on the limb of the tip (not the actual tip) you are trying to string. Makes it work for pretty much any bow regardless if longbow or recurve; small or big tips.

Flying Dutchman

QuoteOriginally posted by Kevin Hansen:
Found it on their website for $11, but no pictures. Anyone have a pic?
Thunderhorn superstringer all the way!

Click the link for a pick:

 http://www.thunderhornmfg.com/ACCESSORIES.html
It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that string! [/i]                            :rolleyes:              
Cari-bow Peregrine
Whippenstick Phoenix
Timberghost ordered
SBD strings on all, what else?

Kevin Hansen


Kevin Hansen

Anyone else have experience with the A&H Webster stringer?

A.S.

Webster is the only one I use these days!

DeerBacon

These are the three I have.


(from top to bottom)
1. Homemade is my favorite it keeps pressure off tips by looping over string on bottom limb notch and saddling the top limb. Made from rope I had and a rubber block.

2. I think is a BW style that goes over limb tips. You are welcome to have if you want. Just gonna collect dust here. Let me know.

3. Selway limb saver is my back up. Has pocket for bottom limb tip and small rubber block for top limb. You would need one for longbow and recurve both. Pocket is a little big and block is a little small.
" I got a new bow for my wife, It was the best trade I ever made! "

Kevin Hansen

DeerBacon,
Thanks for the pics, explanation, and offer. All are appreciated. Depending on what I turn up I might take you up on your offer.
Kevin

Canadabowyer

Webster from Braveheart Archery(sponsor here)Buy one and yer done.  :goldtooth:    Bob
"non illegitimus carborundum est"

macksdad

I like the selway limbsaver ones I have one for recurve and one for longbow
Hoyt Buffalo   #45@28,#50@28, #55 @28, #60@28
Hill Country Wildcat 52#@28
Hill Country Wildcat Static #57@31
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Kevin Hansen


jmrsyrs

Just got a Webster from Braveheart. Works on all my bows - recurves and longbows.

Kevin Hansen

Thanks for all the input. I went ahead and ordered the Webster from Braveheart. Looking forward to receiving it.


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