Where's that picture? I'd love to see it.

Along the lines of this subject: I've got a Crusader on the way, will my recurve stringer work or is there a special one for longbows?

Romans 8:28

i had to shove a small piece of leather up in the top cup for my bob lee..never bothered to pull it out for my longbows. I would go bigger then smaller but that is my opinion as its easy to fill it up, just tag a rag, cloth or hunk o leather to get it to fit if the cup is too big. If its too small you'll be waiting for another one or stringing without one!

There must be a problem with the site. I've tried to fix the pic and it shows fine on the review page but still wont come up here.

sounds like operator error to me if I ever heard it <img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>!

First off you need to determine if the string is the proper length....if your bow is a recurve, as you said, and you can't find any writing to indicate proper amo string length, then you'll have to measure....start at the tip of your upper limb, follow the curve and along the riser to the bottom limb around it's curve and to the tip ...this measurement will be the proper amo string length... place the large loop of the string over the upper limb and slide it as far down the limb as possible...now take the small loop and slide it over the notch on the lower limb...with the &quot;tips&quot; of the limbs facing up...hold the riser ( the part with the grip for your hand on it) in your right hand and place your left hand on the string loop of the upper limb...make sure the bottom loop is in the lower limb notch... now, pull up on the riser with your right hand while using your left hand to to slide the loop on the upper limb forward and into the notch.... when you're done check both the upper and lower limbs to be sure the string is firmly in the notch's before firing...good luck!

How many points did he have????
The Viking!!

I also seen that picture Dick4Bows lol. Maybe thats why LBR shoots lb. hehehe