RE: D-Loop Advice for 82nd Airborne owners
 

Tie a catfish loop lol


But back to the wax, the theory is to wax the string so there will be less friction and you can clinch the knot tighter. So there's the tradeoff. A little lube but a little tighter. I guess the jury's out IMO.

RE: D-Loop Advice for 82nd Airborne owners
 

good advice...

RE: D-Loop Advice for 82nd Airborne owners
 

Just reading casually over on AT, Jeff is not alone on this one guys...

http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showth...19#post6431119

RE: D-Loop Advice for 82nd Airborne owners
 

Nope....Jeff's just a dumbass!

(:eek::D)

RE: D-Loop Advice for 82nd Airborne owners
 

Well that and he had an issue with a string loop on his 82nd. [8D] ;)

I admittedly had the same trouble, I just believed me when I said to use BCY. [8D] I kid I kid.

RE: D-Loop Advice for 82nd Airborne owners
 

LMAO.

RE: D-Loop Advice for 82nd Airborne owners
 

Jeff ,if thats the strength of your argument, your in some deep trouble around here.;)

RE: D-Loop Advice for 82nd Airborne owners
 

But with the evidence of AT people having the same problem.... does that convince anyone that it wouldnt kill Bowtech to make a few calls, send a few e-mails, Recommending the use of BCY loop material on there bows now?

RE: D-Loop Advice for 82nd Airborne owners
 

Admitting is the first step...lol, jk.

RE: D-Loop Advice for 82nd Airborne owners
 

Not really. That thread makes a grand total of less than 10 people. It's not Bowtechs responsibility to ensure you use quality accessories on your bows.Theyhave a responsibility of delivering a quality bow, which Jeff has said 100 times that they did. It can and does happen to all bow companies, not just the Airborne 82nds.

Again, how is it different than my truck scenario?