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Bear Montana string

Started by Joel Darnell, March 12, 2009, 12:32:00 PM

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Joel Darnell

Reading a lot of suggestion about replacing the stock string on the montana. Why is it recommended to pad the loops of a D97 bowstring?
Sometimes it's better to be lucky than good

frank bullitt

Joel, it's only recommended if you are using a smaller number of strand string, like 6,8 or 10. This is a cushion for the tips.

JRY309

I like to pad the loops on my D97,I think it helps to make a quieter string by making the loop ends a larger diameter spreading out the load by giving alittle more cushion.It may or may not help,but I always make them that way and I'm satisfied with them.I padded the loops on the old FF strings also.

Joel Darnell

Sometimes it's better to be lucky than good

bushytail

It may only be two stands,but a 16 strand flemish twist was quieter than the 14 strand flemish twist on the bow i had.And i didn`t pad the loops.And i also had beaver fur string silincers on to.Made the bow real quiet.
Harold Wetzler


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