to loop or not to loop?
#21
Loop for sure. I used to shoot without one. Then, someone convinced me to try one. Accuracy improved immediately. I have never had one break, never had trouble loading an arrow, never had trouble clipping my release to the loop during a hunt. I vote: Loop.
#25
Loop for a reason that nobody has mentioned yet. When you clip directly onto the string and draw, the "string pinch" causes the knock to come partially off the string. I was at full draw a couple of times and my arrow actually fell off the string. Thank god I didn't dry fire it! On a short ATA bow without a loop, if you draw and let down your arrow will very likely fall off the string. With a loop, I can draw and let down all day and the arrow stays tight on the string.That is THE reason I put on a loop.




