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RE: String Loop?
Love my string loop!
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RE: String Loop?
I DO
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RE: String Loop?
I dont !!!
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RE: String Loop?
been thinking about it
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RE: String Loop?
I do too
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RE: String Loop?
I don' t use one. What are the advantages besides string wear?
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RE: String Loop?
1 Your release is directly behind the nock = Improved accuracy.
2 They are lighter than brass nock = more speed. Increase of speed by puttin the release directly behind the arrow. 3 They eliminate nock pinch 4 Less serving wear 5 more forgiving if you have a tendancy to twist the release head. any one is good enough reason to at least try one out IMO |
RE: String Loop?
I started this year with a loop and really like it. I have had a lot less wear on the serving string. I attached both loops below the nock with the metal/rubber holding crimp above.
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RE: String Loop?
Sometimes I do, sometimes I don`t.
Does shooting a loop make your bow more accurate? Maybe, but there has been many a perfect target rounds shot before and since the string loop. krisken, why would using a loop cost you 10 fps? I can tell you now, that set up properly, a loop does not slow you down at all. Nor will it speed you up. |
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