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Cricket questions

Started by Tallhunter, July 03, 2013, 11:27:00 AM

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Tallhunter

I have been considering investing in a cricket draw check, but I am unsure as to the effects that it will have on my bow I and when I want to remove it. Will the adhesive damage the finish?
The way that you wander is the way that you choose.
The day that you tarry is the day that you lose.

Orion

I think it's called Click-it.  Regardless, the adhesive won't hurt the finish.  However, the small chain attached to the spring click arm can chip the paint on your limb.  I remove it and tie the adjusting string directly to the click spring arm.

ChuckC

Listen to Orion.  Yup  Quieter too.
ChuckC

A.S.

Do a search for "clickers" over on the Shooter's Forum. Plenty of pics, etc on setting them up.

No, the adhesive won't harm your finish.

Tallhunter

The way that you wander is the way that you choose.
The day that you tarry is the day that you lose.

bbell

I just put one on my longbow. I am starting to shoot with a psycho trigger like Joel Turner uses. Check out the "Target Panic Reality Check" thread on the shooters  forum. I highly recommend relacing the cheap yellow string with D loop string material. Can get it at any bow shop just about. Push it through the hole and melt it. It will get a nice mushroom on the end that shouldnt pull through the clicker. Hope this helps.

Brandon

Ringneck

I use the Crick-It brand and no the adhesive won't hurt the finish of a bow. Replace the cord as mentioned above however.

Orion

That's the name I was trying to think of.   The device also goes by  the name of Klickety Click, and probably a few others.

A.S.

FYI, they are two different brands. Klickety Click and Crick-IT. Both work very much the same. The blade on the Crick-It is longer.


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