joeyd50

Has anybody ever made a bow stringer, like the Excalibur stringer? I just took the newone out of the box that came with my bow, I used it to take the string off, went to put the string back on and the blue thing on the broke, it scared the $hit out ofme, I thought I broke my little finger, after I got the bleeding to stop I could see my finger was OK. I don't think I'll ever trust one these again.[/align] Joe[/align] [/align]

awshucks

I have two that I've used hundreds of times w/ no problems, contact Excal, they will replace it. I've never heard of that problem before.

smokepolehall

I am like Dan, i have changed my strings back n forth lots of times. I'd like to see you do it and yer method![:-]

joeyd50

Next time I use one of them I'm going to get my old hockey equipment out of the basement. Ouch mypinky still smarts. I did itjust like they show you in the video.
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lemoyne

awshucks,is there any special way? I just put it on like it says and use the rope cocker to pull it back till it locks in the cocking mechanism. Since I had never used a stringer or a rope cocker before I kinda wondered. Lee

Pydpiper

Joe, do you have a camera? I would like to see where that thing broke.. It shouldn't have done that. I use mine a lot to keep on top of my brace height.

jeremy1212

whats going on. i have a question. what would be the best way to hunt whitetail in the mountains with a 15 to 20 mile an hour wind??

Hotburn76

Welcome to the forum Jeremy. I would say the best way is to hunt them at point blank range or not at all! 15 to 20 MPH winds will do alot to an arrow.

jeremy1212

well. where im hunting is on a lake and on the side of a cliff. have lots of cover and close range is all i really have. just tring to find out how i could find them and were would b the best place to set up..

awshucks

Lee: Same way as you do, for me, and never a problem. I slide that plastic tube outta the way but others don't.