D-Loop Advice for 82nd Airborne owners
#1
D-Loop Advice for 82nd Airborne owners
After 5 attempts at trying to get a D-loop to stay seated on my 82nd, I think I have it whipped.
The advice.......BCY D-Loop material. I had 4 different shop techs (of whom I know 2, personally....and can vouch for their knowledge of all things "bow") tie on 4 different D-loops. Each time they would not stay seated....and would "spin" on the serving. I know there were at least 2 different type materials used.....but obviously not BCY.
I shot a 3D tournament on 2/24 and was MISERABLE. The D-loop was spinning badly. What a PITA.
I ordered some BCY material from LAS on Sunday evening....and tied my first loop this past Friday. Piece of cake....and it seated perfectly.
I contacted Bowtech about my issues (prior to ordering the BCY materials) and Pat replied that it might have something to do with the short stop. Makes sense to me.
If you have an 82nd......take all this with a grain of salt. If I were Bowtech.....I'd be telling my dealers that they may have some "issues" (albeit...int he scheme of things .....very minor) unless this material is used on the loops.
No dog in the fight. My first experience with BCY. I don't know a thing about them. No ties. GREAT stuff.
The advice.......BCY D-Loop material. I had 4 different shop techs (of whom I know 2, personally....and can vouch for their knowledge of all things "bow") tie on 4 different D-loops. Each time they would not stay seated....and would "spin" on the serving. I know there were at least 2 different type materials used.....but obviously not BCY.
I shot a 3D tournament on 2/24 and was MISERABLE. The D-loop was spinning badly. What a PITA.
I ordered some BCY material from LAS on Sunday evening....and tied my first loop this past Friday. Piece of cake....and it seated perfectly.
I contacted Bowtech about my issues (prior to ordering the BCY materials) and Pat replied that it might have something to do with the short stop. Makes sense to me.
If you have an 82nd......take all this with a grain of salt. If I were Bowtech.....I'd be telling my dealers that they may have some "issues" (albeit...int he scheme of things .....very minor) unless this material is used on the loops.
No dog in the fight. My first experience with BCY. I don't know a thing about them. No ties. GREAT stuff.
#2
RE: D-Loop Advice for 82nd Airborne owners
Jeff, for what it's worth I've had issues with non-BCY loops on other bows as well. Once you get a BCY loop on there, they don't budge.
Good advice.
Good advice.
#4
RE: D-Loop Advice for 82nd Airborne owners
I have had issues with some of the loop material I put on my Guardian as well. I dont think it has anything to do with the bow tho. If you are getting that thicker camo string put on it will spin all day long on my bow. That stuff is worthless. It is too thick and doesnt sinch down well enough. I use the stuff Gibblet sells , and it works really well. I'm not sure what that material is. A guy at the shop here put some wax on my loop material before he tied it and he said it would sinch it down better.
#5
RE: D-Loop Advice for 82nd Airborne owners
I've been having the EXACT issue w/ the loop on my Vectrix Plus as well, Jeff. I just ordered, Sunday, 2 packs of BCY material from her myself, hoping it would solve the issue. Sounds like it's going to.
I'm really beginning to NOT be a fan of that camo braided crap......[:@]
I'm really beginning to NOT be a fan of that camo braided crap......[:@]
#6
RE: D-Loop Advice for 82nd Airborne owners
ORIGINAL: mobow
I've been having the EXACT issue w/ the loop on my Vectrix Plus as well, Jeff. I just ordered, Sunday, 2 packs of BCY material from her myself, hoping it would solve the issue. Sounds like it's going to.
I'm really beginning to NOT be a fan of that camo braided crap......[:@]
I've been having the EXACT issue w/ the loop on my Vectrix Plus as well, Jeff. I just ordered, Sunday, 2 packs of BCY material from her myself, hoping it would solve the issue. Sounds like it's going to.
I'm really beginning to NOT be a fan of that camo braided crap......[:@]
All one needs to do is go to the archery classifieds section of our forums and order the BCY Loop material from redhdcharm, here's the link, she's a first class lady with a first class product. I ordered from her and am about to again just to have some more on hand. Here's the link: http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=2471478
And Jeff, I won't say it. [8D]
#7
RE: D-Loop Advice for 82nd Airborne owners
I even had issues on my slow old Ally.. [&o]Played heck getting it tight enough!
Jeff why don't you just cut your losses on that bow and make me a deal!
Jeff why don't you just cut your losses on that bow and make me a deal!
#10
RE: D-Loop Advice for 82nd Airborne owners
ORIGINAL: HuntingBry
Jeff, for what it's worth I've had issues with non-BCY loops on other bows as well. Once you get a BCY loop on there, they don't budge.
Good advice.
Jeff, for what it's worth I've had issues with non-BCY loops on other bows as well. Once you get a BCY loop on there, they don't budge.
Good advice.
Dan