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how long should my string last i shoot everyday 50-100 shots a day, some days 200 shots? any help would be appreciated
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Keep it waxed, I shoot 1-200 a day, at least 5 days a week. I change my strings yearly.
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Around a year, if you are shooting that much. If it starts to show a lot of ware signs on it. Then get a new one, its not worth having a string break and hurt you, or a hunt.
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i'd say a year. I change mine every 2 years
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The better you take care of it the longer it will last but changing all the strings every other year is a good habit.
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