ok that shows what it looks like Reb,, but where does it go and what does it do ?? I have somthing similar to that on my tenpoint it mounts under the rial and is calles a cable saver, not sure if this deos the same thing or not..
ok that shows what it looks like Reb,, but where does it go and what does it do ?? I have somthing similar to that on my tenpoint it mounts under the rial and is calles a cable saver, not sure if this deos the same thing or not..
Description
WhiteTeflon cable slide by Sims Laboratories for your compound reduces cable wear with the least amount of friction with no loss of arrow speed. Eliminates chatter from awet cable guard. Weighs 9.6 grams. Size .50" X.75" X1.00"
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the cable slide snaps on to your cables and slides in the slot under your rail. it protects the string from becoming frayed while sliding forward and backwards in the slot.
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Awshucks,
Htoler is correct. Your cables are under tension and trying to pull "up". The cble saver or cable slide keeps the cables seperates and from rubbing the underside of the barrel. Some crossbows have them and some do not. It depends on the design and the material the barrel is made of as well as the material of the cable. You will get instructions of where and how to install the cable slide/saver.
Randy