Fury string material

[mt-tom]

I really really like the fury string I got from Allen. Like it so much, I got a spare from him.

Tom

[A.S.]

Mike, shoot me a PM and I will give you some strand count/serving sizes to start with.

[A.S.]

Oops, I didn't see that Chad gave you some strand count/serving info above.  Best of luck with it.  Let me know if I can help further.

[Hankem]

Originally posted by LBR:
Hankem, if you care to look it wasn't my post that sidetracked the discussion.

I said in my first post on this topic I prefer BCY.

For the record, my first reply is very much on topic.  No, I haven't used the Fury brand, but I have used SK90 bowstring material.  Changing the brand name of a material won't change it's characteristics.

If there's a problem with any of the facts I listed, please let me know so I can make corrections.

Chad

I think the problem is too many facts & your promotion of BCY products. That and dominating a man's thread when a guy simply asked what guys thought of Fury string..... looks to me like you are bowing your own horn a bit much here...      

[LBR]

Too many facts?     :rolleyes:

Allrightythen.

             

[damascusdave]

One thing I always take note of is member number and post count when deciding how much credibility to give to a post...the way I see it is:

LBR  #236 and 5593

Hankem   #44738 and 27

DDave

[SteveB]

^^^    

[Dale in Pa]

Right on Dave.

[Hankem]

It doesn't take many posts to see self promotion, and trying to pedal BCY materials rather than Brownell......

Credibility?  Good god... it doesn't take any credibility to see what's going on here... Its obvious.    

[LBR]

I think the problem is too many facts...  

[Rob DiStefano]

Originally posted by Hankem:
It doesn't take many posts to see self promotion, and trying to pedal BCY materials rather than Brownell......

Credibility?  Good god... it doesn't take any credibility to see what's going on here... Its obvious.        

you clearly seem to have an attitude problem and perhaps some self-serving agenda.  dunno, don't care.  

your attacks on LBR and BCY are totally unsubstantiated and are at the least slanderous.  

within this thread, i haven't read where LBR is at the least knocking brownell, but he did give info about both that company and BCY that y'all should read and understand.

for the most part, modern string materials are typically ALL some flavor of HMPE.  when i was a custom bowstring maker, i used products from both companies and they were ALL good, just take yer pick.  to say that one SPECIFIC string material is better than another, when BOTH companies are essentially offering the SAME base product material, makes me wonder a bit.  

now, this has nothing to do with either LBR, BCY or brownell - but yer classless attitude and abrasive posts are something we don't allow at trad gang. y'all think about that for awhile, 'k?

[Jasper2]

Right on Rob! But please scold LBR as well....I'm tired of him adding facts to his posts, they just cloud my judgment ;-)

[Rob DiStefano]

ok - LBR, please stop informing the membership about bowstring materials ..... NOT!  :D

[Stump73]

Rob if you feel you to delete this thread by all means go ahead. I didn't mean for it to turn into this.

[Rob DiStefano]

this thread is just fine, save for a few mean intentioned posts by that other feller, but thank you for your thought.

 

[Sawpilot 75]

Originally posted by damascusdave:
One thing I always take note of is member number and post count when deciding how much credibility to give to a post...the way I see it is:

LBR  #236 and 5593

Hankem   #44738 and 27

DDave

Very well said Sir.

[LBR]

Thanks men--much appreciated!

[Mike Mecredy]

Plus, not that I think LBR is doing it, but sponsors, if they want to, can self promote here, that's why we pay to be sponsors.

[Ray Lyon]

To get back to the original question after sifting through a whole lot of nothing here:

I've got a couple of Fury strings from Allen at Ten Ring Strings on my Steve Turay Northern Mist Shelton. They're a great string. My prediction is you'll be very happy with Fury, especially if you get them from Allen.

[Caughtandhobble]

Originally posted by shed hunter:
Sorry fellas for starting a sore topic. I've got some fury string material coming and wanna start making my own strings. So I was just wanting to know some about strings on how they faired.  Could someone tell me how to figure out how many strings you should use on different bows?

Shed,

You will likely be happy with anywhere from 10 to 20 strands. You will simply need to figure out which serving size to go with for proper nock fit. If I may add take a lot of notes when you start building your strings.

Have fun in learning to build your own strings. It is really easy to make a quality string with a little practice. String making is like shooting your bow, consistency is the key.

Your Fury string will be fine. I use BCY do to the fact that a good friend gave me a lifetime supply. Good luck and have fun.