So yesterday I saw a thread in the DIY section about homemade sting stops to add to your bow. I asked on that thread if you guys think that the string stop would benefit all compound bows? Or are the bows that come from the factory with a strong stop engineered to have one. And do ya'll know of any negative side effects from adding a string stop? Until I saw this thread this was something I had never considered adding before but it is very intriguing. I didn't get a response to this question in the DIY section so I am re-asking it here.
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Mine's not a DIY, but if I ddin't already have one, I'd be putting one on my bow. If it doesn't help to quiet your bow, then take it off and you're out nothing. -
I have on one my Alpha Max and love it! The bow did come with it on. I made one for my Reflex Timberwolf and Hate it! I took it off. Felt it did nothing for that bow but made it heavier.Comment
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Do y'all think adding one to a bow that wasn't designed with one could hurt the bow?Comment
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Doesnt it also create a consistent release point for the arrow, making your bow more accurate?Comment
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Yep. At least that's what the bowshop guys will tell you. I've heard guys say their groups get tighter because of a consistent point of release. You can also get rid of other string silencers (cat whiskers, monkey tails, etc...) and pick up a little speed without that stuff on the string. Not alot of difference but for the ones that like more speed.Originally posted by Quackwacker58 View PostComment
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