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What Silencing Material Between Limbs and Riser?

Started by BD, September 14, 2008, 10:15:00 PM

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BD

Can anyone tell me what kind of material you have had good luck with in silencing a takedown that would be used between the limbs and the riser? I'm guessing I would want something that is very thin?

Thanks
Brady
BD

PhilFloyd

I use a thin layer of string wax with good results.

SCATTERSHOT

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mooseman76

I've heard of people using the foam type shelf liner that you can buy at alot of stores.  I haven't tried at as the bows I've owned the bowyers didn't recommend putting anything between the riser and limb...Mike

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pdk25

cellophane(?sp) tape works and was recommended to me by a bowyer from pennsylvania.

Brandon Stahl


LKH

You shouldn't need anything.  Are you sure something hasn't gone wrong with your clamping mechanism?

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BD

Thanks guys- Brandon-if everyone made their bows as quiet as your wildcat's, I wouldn't have to worry about it as my RO required 2 basic string whiskers to get it quiet.

BD
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fowlarcher

I shoot 1 piece recurves so I don't know, but wouldn't powdered graphite work?


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