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Offline nealglen37

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« on: September 18, 2005, 05:28:20 AM »
I hope one of you may be able to help me with something. First of all...............shame on me for not trying my gear out in a hunting stuation two weeks before deer season.

 This is the problem........................I can shoot fine at target while standing up........................but i tried sshooting from a sitting position and a few times the nock slipped off the string. I shoot a releas that you hold in your hand......has a place for three fingers.

  I tred to tie a deer loop to center in behind the nocking point...................but the draw was to long and I couldn't draw it back.

  Next year I will use a D loop and shorten the draw on the bow...................right now I don't want to mees with anuthing as I am shooting very well.

  The question is.................................what can I do to make the arrow stay on the sting............as I said I pull the string back from just below the nocking point ................I thought about putting a small pice of duck take around the string between the two brass holds.........so the nock and sting would be a tighter fit..............but I'm not sure if it would affect my accuracy.

  any suggestions would be appriciated.............(sorry for such a long post)

 Tanks Guys,

Offline Arrroman

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« Reply #1 on: September 18, 2005, 05:50:19 AM »
Either replace the arrow nocks or replace the string serving or replace both of them. You should not hunt with gear that does not function properly.

Good luck hunting!  >>>------------>