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turkeyfeather
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Re: Time for a new bowstring.
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Let me ask you guys this. How do you know when its time? I bought the bow new 4 years ago. String looks ok, but figured factory string was probably worn out.
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measure brace height, and draw weight to start. If there is any serving wear at the cams or center shot, its time........fuzzy ? its time. 4 years ? its past time.
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I shoot more than most so I replace mine evey year or at the very least every other year.
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I usually get 1-2 years on mine. It wiuld make me nervous to shoot a 4 year old string.
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Another WC fan.
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