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Old 08-11-2008, 09:52 AM   #1
 
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If one inadvertently cuts one strand of a new string, must it be replaced??
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If one inadvertently cuts one strand of a new string, must it be replaced??
Yes.

The string altho you see seperate strands is actually one long strand looped around to make up the individual strands that you see.
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If one inadvertently cuts one strand of a new string, must it be replaced??
Yes.

The string altho you see seperate strands is actually one long strand looped around to make up the individual strands that you see.
? not sure what that means.
I've been told by my pro shop, and a string maker both. If your sure its only 1 single strand you should be ok. Any more than 1 cut,must replace it. But personally ifdon't have to risk it I wouldn't!!
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A bow string is an endless loop. If 1 strand is cut then it is no longer a endless loop and will let go.

Always be on the safe side replace it, a string is a lot cheaper than hospital and doctor bills.
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Even if it would hold fine with one stand being cut, you have to keep in mind that no matter how well made bow strings weaken and have the possibility of getting week spots. From someone who is speaking from experience trust me you dont want a string to break when your shooting it hurts like H*ll. I know I deffinetly wouldnt want it to happen while hunting specialy with a broadhead on the end of my arrow.
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If one inadvertently cuts one strand of a new string, must it be replaced??
Yes.

The string altho you see seperate strands is actually one long strand looped around to make up the individual strands that you see.
Exactly Right!!! Yes you should Replace it!!!
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