ok all you pro's
05-01-2008 | 07:51 PM
#4
Giant Nontypical
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Dover, PA USA
RE: ok all you pro's
It starts with a balanced and broken in string.........if your string is creeping you'll be turning and fighting both forever.
You need to first tie in your loop properly so it sits straight back at rest.........
Melt the first knot before you tie........tie your first knot and PULL THE CRAP OUT OF IT!! with pliers, get it to seat as tight as you can.
Then tie in your second knot and pull it tighter than you want your finished loop to be. Clip the tag end to within 1/8" and melt it down into ball against the knot itself.
Now stick a pair of needle nose pliers into the loop or use a screwd river etc. Something to really seat the knots.
Hold the string in one hand and pull the loop with the other as tight as you can.
If the knots are seated properly they won't want to spin.
Square the loop up so it's straight back directly in line with your peep and you should pretty much never have to worry about aligning either one.
After you have the loop tied in then set your peep to whatever height you want and make sure you square it up to your eye at rest (assuming it will come straight back on a balanced bowstring)
If you have your peep squared and your loop coming straight back you should be good to go. A little care in set up will save you lots of fussing down the road.
You need to first tie in your loop properly so it sits straight back at rest.........
Melt the first knot before you tie........tie your first knot and PULL THE CRAP OUT OF IT!! with pliers, get it to seat as tight as you can.
Then tie in your second knot and pull it tighter than you want your finished loop to be. Clip the tag end to within 1/8" and melt it down into ball against the knot itself.
Now stick a pair of needle nose pliers into the loop or use a screwd river etc. Something to really seat the knots.
Hold the string in one hand and pull the loop with the other as tight as you can.
If the knots are seated properly they won't want to spin.
Square the loop up so it's straight back directly in line with your peep and you should pretty much never have to worry about aligning either one.
After you have the loop tied in then set your peep to whatever height you want and make sure you square it up to your eye at rest (assuming it will come straight back on a balanced bowstring)
If you have your peep squared and your loop coming straight back you should be good to go. A little care in set up will save you lots of fussing down the road.
05-01-2008 | 07:53 PM
#5
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: New Stanton PA USA
RE: ok all you pro's
Assuming that your peep is not rotating, and you just need the loop tighter so that it will not twist on the string..................
Get a pair of long needlenose pliers, stick them inside the loop(after you have it positioned where you want it) and open the handles on the pliers. You can get the loop as tight as you want it that way.
Get a pair of long needlenose pliers, stick them inside the loop(after you have it positioned where you want it) and open the handles on the pliers. You can get the loop as tight as you want it that way.
05-02-2008 | 07:45 AM
#6
Thread Starter
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From: Free state of Livingston! (La.)
RE: ok all you pro's
ok, ill try to pull it tighter, It was fine till I switched arrows and had to square up my loop. I dont know what kind a string it is, it whatever Bowtech puts on in the factory.....anyone know???
