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Old 09-12-2009, 02:53 AM   #1
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Default MK250A1W cable saver problem

Hi, I have a crossbow MK250A1W of Man Kung where after a few times shooting the cable saver shoot out his place. Does anyone know a solution so this does not happen? I'm new to this sport but hope that someone has the solution.

the picture of the cable saver is another crossbow but I had no picture available

Sorry for my bad Englisch but my language is Dutch




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Old 09-12-2009, 03:26 AM   #2
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Wink try to...

The picture above is from a TenPoint Stealth X2

(( I guees I know where it comes from... :-) ))

As you can see the cable saver has a slot so that as it moves back and forward it is kept in place

I have not seen any crossbow like your one but I guess you may build a cable saver saver yourself starting from a piece of teflon (hardware stores may carrry it) in order to make it work correctly in the cable slot...

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Old 09-12-2009, 07:06 AM   #3
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Spirko Thanks for the response. I thought the problem was much coming and that there was an easier solution than making my self.

The TAC-15 Tactical is a crossbow that I would like to have. But unfortunately there is not to arrive in the Netherlands and expensive when you have to pay import from America. ;-)

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