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adams 05-10-2004 11:15 AM

RE: Splitting leaches?
 
My top leach split then broke off. WhaT do you expect for $10.00?

Trushot_archer 05-10-2004 11:41 AM

RE: Splitting leaches?
 

My next string silencers will be a series of 5-6 "cusion buttons" (the littly round rings that one would use under a nock set if you use a release)threaded on the string where the leeches would normally be placed.
That's how I have my Martin setup. 3 on top and 3 on the bottom. I gained about 7 fps and the whiskers I added ate 5 of it back but I'm still up a few and it's quiet.

svltech 05-10-2004 04:05 PM

RE: Splitting leaches?
 
To let you know if you only get like 100-150 shots on those leeches give [email protected] an email. We warranty the product to an extent and we will take care of you. The location of the leeches to the cables in alignement can wear them out faster. Try to position them to move threw the yokes or about 1 inch below the yokes.

PABowhntr 05-11-2004 06:47 AM

RE: Splitting leaches?
 
Now that is what I call service. Thank you svltech. :) Any chance on seeing those "leech ultras" for next year. ;)

ebutler79 05-11-2004 11:04 AM

RE: Splitting leaches?
 
From the way it looks is that your leaches are hitting the buss cables and hanging up there and tearing. I have seen this happen on several bows. I would try and turn them 90 degrees from where you have them now. In other words dont have the arms of the leaches pointed at the cables. This should save the wear and tear on them a bunch


EB

svltech 05-12-2004 01:03 PM

RE: Splitting leaches?
 
Right now we have the leeches that go into the crossbow kits. We don't sell them seperate as of yet but when we do they will be worth checking out. They are a compromise for the compound. On the compounds they don't work as well as the current leech but do last longer. So when we start selling them seperate that may be a nice in between.

PABowhntr 05-13-2004 07:39 AM

RE: Splitting leaches?
 
Thank you again for the quick response. I will have to check them out.


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