String Loop?
03-07-2003 | 02:36 PM
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Nontypical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: In Teh Garage (Rossville, GA USA)
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
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
03-08-2003 | 05:21 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: New Stanton PA USA
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.
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.