I recently bought a crossbow. It is an entry levelto see if I want to try crossbow usage this fall. It is just a cheap 180 lb foldable limb recurve, "similiar" to a Barnett. I got it from Sportsmans guide. They do not sell strings and they cannot help me get another. Anyone know any online shops that make strings? If so, I would appreciate the help. Thanks.

Stephen. Is it a compound or recurve?

It is a recurve, 26 strand (appears to be a dacron string with fast flight server), 29" long, when strung.

Send me your address via PM and you'll get a string in the mail. Are the limb tips carved or are they moulded like an Excalibur?

BTW the string will have an even number of strands.

Dnk, just curious when you make a endless loop string when you get to the end where and how do you fasten it .

Martinfaw

I wondered about that myself. Oddly enought they are not tied down at all. You lay your strings past the ends of the loop serving and then the loop is served. I can only guess that the pressure applied by the serving compresses the bundle and the loop against the tip helps to hold it. Check out my thread on the endless loop jig. There is a link to a good site. I guess if one wanted to be AR about it the string maker could wrap the tag ends around the bundle a few times before serving but the way I explained it it certainly does not come loose.
Hope this helps!

Way to look after him DNK!

I was looking at that bow last night on their website, congrats and welcome to to the club!

There ya go Dnk!!

1. Put a ForSale Sign on the Beemer place!!
2. Go to Rio b. w/ me
3. Make and sell Chinese xbow strings to Sportsmans Guide!!!
4. I'll drive from here so you can knit a few up on the way down and back.
5.Tell Momma the farthest you can holiday is Niagra Falls til the new business takes off!! I'll pm all our buddies to start hounding S.G for xbow strings, hey, what are pals for?? lol

I'm glad Dnk is solving your problem. I've seen those ads a million times, and am wondering what your imp[ressions of that bow are. I'm sure others here would like to know as well. Thanks