One cut strand --- What should I do?

[Outrigger]

OK guys, I have taken your advice. I called Allen at Lefties R Us and ordered a new one. Money never was the issue, but rather I hate having to change the string at this time. As I previously stated, the bow is well tuned and shooting good as is, and I have a just a few more weeks of hunting time before I can hang it up for a while. My right shoulder needs the rest.

Allen recently made me a string for another bow and it appears to be of excellent craftsmanship. I loved the color of the string with the busted strand, but the guy who made it is seriously backed logged. I think Allen will be my "go to" guy in the future.

[Cyclic-Rivers]

You made a good Choice.  My guess is, if you measure everything right now on the old string and you get a new string with the same materials....  You will be shooting right where you left off.

[McDave]

I made a new string for a bow one time, served it, tied on nocking points, twisted it up to the right brace height, and finally put on string silencers.  It was shooting right where I wanted it.  I noticed that there were some frayed ends sticking out of the string silencers, which isn't unusual.  Just grab my ol' scissors and trim them off.  I cut right into the string while trimming the string silencers, and cut a strand!  Oh well....

[Robert Armstrong]

Time for a new string.

[Mr. fingers]

Yeah spend the money.

[achigan]

There is a reason the proverb "Penny wise and pound foolish" is a proverb....

[Terry Lightle]

NEW STRING!

[Bladepeek]

Give me the bow. You're going to lose it anyway  

[mjh]

I was in the turkey blind one morning, when it got light enough I noticed one string broken, I figured good enough for one draw on a tom, did not have and extra string with me, replaced the string that afternoon and now carry an extra string.  Good to have a broken in string and blunt to shoot a few time if your able.

[heartlandbowyer]

Outrigger order a couple string so when it happens again you'll be ready. Heck get some B50 and practice making your own, when you get good order some d-10, d97 or 8125, it's a bit expensive to practice with.

[Marc B.]

Alan does great work you made the right choice.

[stujay]

Yep don't hesitate, replace it.

Good to see you've done it.

[Dave Worden]

You know what to do!

[Stump73]

strings are cheaper than bows are. Replace it.