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08-02-2007 | 08:39 AM

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drhntr178

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RE: Help with drop zone

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ORIGINAL: DaveC

Dr, is there anything on the front of that tab keeping the knot from sliding rearward?

I've seen people recommend 2 brass knocks in that location but it looks like you are getting away with nothing, are you?

Nothing on the front, dave. Just a simple knot on the back. Been shooting it for over a year now.

08-02-2007 | 12:59 PM

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DaveC

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RE: Help with drop zone

Cool deal, I just set mine up that way with the new strings and got a pretty good bullet (not perfect, nock high a smidgen) but so far so good.

I'll know for sure when I go to shooting BH's.
Time to restring some reels .

BTW, with the bucknasty string & cables my speed landed right EXACTLY where it was. No loss, no gain. I'm happy.

08-02-2007 | 01:36 PM

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gibblet

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RE: Help with drop zone

uh, pics?

08-02-2007 | 09:30 PM

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DaveC

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RE: Help with drop zone

Gibblet- In a few days, I can get them better from the PC at work.
My home photoshop is a PIA to work with.
Tomorrow I'm headingto the lease for 2 days so, soon, very soon.

I've also got all the parts to upgrade my sight, so it will be a 2 for one deal.

The string & cable do look great on thebow & match it's camo to a T.
That Bucknasty dude sure knows what he's doing