The best bowstringer for the money

[metsastaja]

Selway. Inexpensive, effective

[pdk25]

I use the selway.  It is safe and easy for any bow.  I can't imagine that there is a better one out there.

[Frisky]

For some reason, I just cannot use the Selway. Even trying to string a 40# bow has been nearly impossible. It's like you have to put twice the pressure of a regular stringer on the bow to bend the limbs. I gave up. I have a fantastic stringer that perfectly fits my Howatt Hunter and 76ers and I bought the 3Rivers stringer and cut the top cup to fit the pointed tips on my Deathmaster. It fits perfectly. I'd like to figure out the Selway, but I have an old back injury and don't want to aggravate it.

Joe

[wingnut]

I really don't like the limb tip stringers for a curve.  Especially a static like ours.  The Selway recurve stringers are much safer and not so prone to twisting as the limb tip ones.

Selways are fairly inexpensive at Kustom King or 3 rivers and will last for years.

We send one out with every curve we sell.

Mike

[Jeff Strubberg]

Originally posted by Dave Bulla:
My two hands.

I don't like stringers and prefer not to use them.  I guess I just like using my hands and I trust them.  I don't trust a piece of string or leather to hold onto the bow as much as my own two hands.

I agree.  Never could bring myself to trust those two tiny little cups holding on to the very tip of the bow limb.

[Bmac]

Another vote for the Selway.

[Grant Young]

Gotta go with the Webster, at least for the bow I'm currently using. I'd defer to Mike on the Staic tip issue however.        Grant

[fireball31]

selway