Hi,

some might remember i had extreme difficulties getting my Bob Lee Signature Longbow quiet. I went through many brace heights, silencers, strings even arrows and nothing worked. I was already in the mood to say "Well, lets call it good, seems like i am not a longbow shooter and this one wont get quiet.."
Luckily JJ from Bob Lee Archery (who, along with many other being wiser than me, helped a lot)said i should try more different strings.

After a few more trys i finally am one happy guy!

An socalled Xcel string 16 strand with beaver puffs has made the bow perfectly quiet.
During testing the sound i didnt take notice of my groups, boy was i surprised when i saw my first one. Shot another one and another one and each looked like this (this is actually the secoond one, 18 steps):

   

     


So abig thank you to all who helped with advice and kind words during the process.
Never ever give up!



So thanks to all who helped

I am also fighting to get a new bow in tune, and this is really encouraging to see these results.
Thanks for the post.

NICE!

-Jeremy

good group, what distance were you shooting?

The devil is always in the details. Good job! It is really good to see groups like that.

great group I like the never give up attitude always seem to work when we quit trying so hard

QuoteOriginally posted by rabbit_buster:
good group, what distance were you shooting?

16 steps, have quite long legs but really dont know how far that is in yards.

QuoteOriginally posted by Bill Carlsen:
The devil is always in the details. Good job! It is really good to see groups like that.

My granny used to say " The devil is a squirrel and hides in small holes!"

Nice group. I'd say you're ready for opening day.

what were you 2 yds away

I would have to say you got her figured out.

Looks real good.... You might want to try a SBD 6 or 8 strand string. I think you will see another level to what you have already have found... This stuff gets to be fun if you let it.

Bob