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Author Topic: How important is...  (Read 242 times)

Offline TroyH

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How important is...
« on: October 02, 2007, 09:22:00 AM »
I'm just getting in to building my own bow, but I was wondering how important a bow stringer is?

Also, wouldn't a tillering string that uses the boots work the same?
Formerly known as PastorHunter.

Offline **DONOTDELETE**

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Re: How important is...
« Reply #1 on: October 02, 2007, 10:58:00 AM »
Yes U can
as for stringers go... some do the push/pull for longbows & a stringer for recurves..

Offline Jason Lester

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Re: How important is...
« Reply #2 on: October 02, 2007, 04:30:00 PM »
If you use the boot type stringer to tiller keep a close eye on where the boot attaches to the string. If your pulling a bunch on it it may pull loose. It shouldn't but that would be my only concern. Other than that it should work fine.

If you have a stringer I suggest using it for recurves. If you push pull a recurve your looking for trouble (or one less eye) I push pull my selfbows but never look towards it unless I feel the string is in place. But I longbow is less likely to hit you,,, at least the way I do it.

Soem people step through. I have used this too. It works but I have heard it could hurt the bow if not done right. I haven't had that problem yet. But I also don't unstring my laminated bows all that often because I shoot them often.
Jason Lester

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