String loop

[carpsniperg2]

xxx archery hasnt steared me wrong if they told you that I think there was a reason for it. just ask them why. and im sure they will explain the reason for saying that.

that is why i asked corry didn't know why they said it was you when it was not

[Elkrunner]

It sounds like he might have an overstock of drop away rest and wanted to sell some!

[xXx Archery]

xxx archery hasnt steared me wrong if they told you that I think there was a reason for it. just ask them why. and im sure they will explain the reason for saying that.

that is why i asked corry didn't know why they said it was you when it was not

LOL it happens ...Rainier Wa....Rainier OR.......its ok
but everyone it was not xXx Archery in Rainier OREGON that said it...

[GoldTip]

xxx archery hasnt steared me wrong if they told you that I think there was a reason for it. just ask them why. and im sure they will explain the reason for saying that.

that is why i asked corry didn't know why they said it was you when it was not

LOL it happens ...Rainier Wa....Rainier OR.......its ok
but everyone it was not xXx Archery in Rainier OREGON that said it...

You posting that pictoral tutorial here on this thread demonstrates once again why XXX archery has the reputation you do.  It's why I bought my last bow from you guys.  You are a true credit to the archery industry and one more reason why we should all support pro shops (mainly yours) as opposed to buying from the big box stores.  Good on ya.

[Drifterat]

Great tutorial, thanks. Do you tie the knots in different directions for left and right handers? If so why?

[xXx Archery]

no, but the knots, top and bottom need to be on  opposites side of each other..That stops the the D-loop from spinning around the string.

[bigbull94]

XXX ARCHERY,In Rainier,Oregon,is one fine bow shop.I would send anyone there.Cory and Dustin are top notch guys who know there stuff.Heck,they even have root beer named after them!!LOL,THANKS,Cory!!

[dreamingbig]

A great thread.  Thanks for posting the tutorial.  I have been tying my own d-loops for awhile now but I never thought to wax them first.  I will give it a try.

[GEARHEAD]

a related question, i am getting back into bow hunting after a 15 years off, wieghing whether to go with or with out a string loop, i know they are more accurate but i'm paranoid that it may come loose on me when i need it most. is this paranoia reasonable?

[xXx Archery]

a related question, i am getting back into bow hunting after a 15 years off, wieghing whether to go with or with out a string loop, i know they are more accurate but i'm paranoid that it may come loose on me when i need it most. is this paranoia reasonable?

Not if they are put on right.

[carpsniperg2]

  maybe 1 in 1000 might from people not using the right strength cord or not knowing how to tie them right.

[Lowedog]

I missed this thread.  Great tutorial.  I have been tying my nocks like that for a couple years after seeing it on Archery Talk. 

[GEARHEAD]

THX, feel better, will have ta have a proshop tune and help me with that when i decide what bow i want.