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Question on string life

Started by bowslinger, June 18, 2010, 12:53:00 AM

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bowslinger

My wandering mind returned with a question niether it nor I could answer.  Is it possible to "shoot out" or "wear out" a string but not have it fail?  Will all strings either stretch excessively or break eventually, or can a string lose strength without stretching or failing catastrophically (e.g. loss of elasticity)?
Hunting is the only sport where one side doesn't know it's playing - John Madden

LBR

If I read the question correctly, the answer is "no".

ncsaknech1ydh

I find that my servings wear to thin long before the strings would ever wear out, but I do have my nocks perhaps fit a little to tight, and I have been filing my nocks out a bit at a time to try and solve that problem.
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