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Best String Silencer?

Started by Tatonka17, July 31, 2012, 07:58:00 PM

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Roger Norris

Honestly, I try hard to get my bow silent without the addition of silencers....and THEN I add them.

My first choice is natural wool, my second choice is some kind of fur, like beaver. Wet, full of burs...never a problem.
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Lamey

Ive used wool but I prefer the Navajo silencers from Centaur, they have natural lanolin/wax that wool yarn doesnt have.  The natural wax helps them wick away moisture, and hold together better then the standard woll yarn type.

swampthing

B-50 Dacron.   Nice and quiet.

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atatarpm

I usev beaver balls. Lots and lots of differant things out there to try.
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jackdaw

The best ones are those little foam ear puffs....really! you just roll them up and put one in each ear and PRESTO!!, That string gets REALLY quiet!!  Other than that...the woolie whispers are very light and effective...or raise your brace height and maybe serve a little spun lambs wool right at the string/limb contact point......VIOLA....works for me....good luck...john
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oxnam

I have used Navajo String Silencers from Centaur Archery for several years now and have been very impressed with them.  I haven't found anything yet that works better or that lasts longer.

Thumper Dunker

It all works.I have hair on some and yarn on others.
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Bldtrailer

Love the look of beaver but get a quiter bow with cat whiskers(I've got lots of yarn tried it ,back to cat) but I wrap all my string ends with double wrap of wool
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Goshawkin

I just got 3 pair of Hush puppies from Terry
(Thanks Terry for the quick shipping they got here yesterday,I appreciate it)
The wool yarn reminds me of the wool in my Swannie sweater,stiffer and coarser than regular yarn.I put a set on my String follow Hill yesterday and shot it today. Without the silencers it was pretty quiet with just a little twang.With them on it's just a very soft dull thud.VERY quiet.
Only tip I have is don't leave your mouth and eyes open right after you release the first shot,these things go off like a firework from the dollar store!!!! Little wool fibers everywhere! After about 12-15 shots they stop shedding and puff out to look just like a cattail head. I'm very happy with them.

WidowEater

Silence over speed.  Heavier arrows never hurt.

Dendy Cromer

QuoteOriginally posted by WidowEater:
Heavy arrows
You nailed it! i was waiting on somebody to say that! it doesn't matter what is affixed to the string, heavy arrows are the best medicine for bow noise. Interesting to see where you're from, WidowEater.HA!!
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Bldtrailer

Heavier arrows ,I added 84grains with weight tubes and my groups got tighter and the bow noise went away  :goldtooth:
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Arwin

Heavy arrow and cat whiskers.   :thumbsup:
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stickbowmaniac

Yep.Heavy arrows and cat whiskers for me.
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stagetek

Cat Whiskers for me for as long as I can remember. Weather-proof, assorted colors...and they work.

arrowlauncherdj

To me cat whiskers are loud as heck. Tied some on last night shot a few groups to get them flared out and promptly took em off. Went back to wool

pbr

Jim Neaves Centaur Archery Navajo wool silencers


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