Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Bows => Topic started by: DC on May 24, 2015, 10:10:05 pm
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I saw a video recommending this. Any pro's or con's?
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Make sure you use the clear stuff, ::) I've used it on a few bows/strings. Haven't shot them enough to make a good decision, but I think over time it would break fairly easy at the nocking point.
DBar
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Used it in the 80's... JUNK.. Lots of better options
Thanks Leroy
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I hate the stuff, it always seemed to break and unravel while I was shooting in a big tournament and leave me high and dry.
Buy some braided serving, slick it up it paraffin and it will never fail you. I prefer the braided zebra fast flight stuff, you can't wear it out, ever.
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I've never used it but I don't think I'd like it. I prefer good ole twisted bow string serving material.
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Commercial bow strings, specifically Browning strings, used to be served with monofilament. I've tried it and don't like it myself
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Ahh yes monofilament serving. I guess I grew up right as that stuff was at the height of popularity. Back then it was all I had ever seen on a bow string. It is slick in terms of release but wears out at the nock point and all of sudden you have a miniature, monofilament, slinky hanging off of your bowstring. It was when I started getting into traditional archery I discovered braided serving and Flemish twist strings and man what an improvement.
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Mono, oh yea, had that when I was 20 yrs. old!
:P
Still have a big jig spool of clear and orange when I built strings for Black Widow, in the 90s.
Gary Davis loved the fishn' string!
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I'm sensing a theme here ;D ;D Thanks