String stop
10-24-2011, 05:11 PM
#2
Spike
Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Maine
Posts: 34
its a rubber dampener on the end of a rod that is screwed into the hole opposite you stabilizer and when your bow is at rest the rubber dampener is about a sheet of papers thickness/distance from your string. when you shoot the bow the string hits the dampener. what this does is:
POSSIBLY gain a minute amount of speed
Reduces noise and vibration by a huge margin
Produces a cleaner arrow release
and in some cases of people shooting too long of draws it will help prevent arm slappage...
POSSIBLY gain a minute amount of speed
Reduces noise and vibration by a huge margin
Produces a cleaner arrow release
and in some cases of people shooting too long of draws it will help prevent arm slappage...
10-28-2011, 06:31 PM
#4
Typical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Eastern Virginia
Posts: 661
I made one for my bow and used a sound decible meter to test my bow with and without.
its uses a actual replacement rubber stopper on the end.
sound difference is 1 or 2 decibles but the shock and vibes when shooting vanished. So much more smoother to shoot than before.
its uses a actual replacement rubber stopper on the end.
sound difference is 1 or 2 decibles but the shock and vibes when shooting vanished. So much more smoother to shoot than before.
