Hockeyhead,

Do you really think that good strings don't make a difference or are you saying that you do not have the skills to be able to tell the difference? I can say this. With most single cam bows I can tell you after the first 50 shots whether the string is of any decent quality or not. Check the peep rotation to see if it's different. Check for serving separation, especially on the module on single cams. If there is absolutely any serving separation at all, ever, then the string is of inferior quality, which is what goes on most bows from the factory. Or let me rephrase that---all lower end bows and the majority of others.

And guys, here's another way to think about it. Some guys like to have an extra string made up and ready to go in the event something should happen to the one on the bow. Well, in that case you just shoot in the stock string and then replace it with a good one. This way you have the stock string ready to go in the event of an emergency.