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I'm away from my bows for a week and was wanting to place a string order with Chad Weaver. Forgot to do it prior to going to the airport.....
I think that the string length on a 64" Critter Gitter is 61", would someone be able to measure this and either post here or PM me. My brace height is 6 7/8 if that matters. I just wanted to be sure before I had Chad twist me up a couple of strings.
Thanks for y'alls time.
David
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TGMM Family of the Bow Posts: 1206 | From: Pikeville, TN | Registered: Jul 2003
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Standard is usually 4 inches shorter than the bow length so a 64" bow would take a 60 inch string. Not sure if your bow is different but I doubt it. The string making guy should know.
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If the bow is marked to AMO standards the string will be 61" long stretched.Many bows are not marked that way now days however.
Posts: 4075 | From: Durham ,NC | Registered: Mar 2003
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Thanks guys, I was pretty certain that it was 61" but just wanted confirmation.
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TGMM Family of the Bow Posts: 1206 | From: Pikeville, TN | Registered: Jul 2003
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On a longbow= Bow length - 3" and on a recurve it is bow length - 4". You need a 61" string.
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