D loop

[reezen CUZ]

pros and cons on d loop. Just wanted to get some input on this, help or hurt?

[Blake8504]

some people say they are bad cause they don't want to be looking for the loop when a shot comes up on them quick, but then they have videos on a website how it shows without a d loop the arrow will actually drop a little on the string before it clears the rest. Here is another thread and if you scroll down it has the website..it's the limbsaver website. http://discussions.texasbowhunter.co...d.php?t=135249 Better yet.. here ya go
http://www.limbsaver.com/2010/video_center/

I like it and don't like shooting from my string.

[Garbuster]

Would like to see a test done with eliminator buttons.

[reezen CUZ]

Thanks for the tip. I took mine off when i restrung it early this year but was thinking about putting it back on.

[whakm]

I love 'em

[scott123456789]

Your geometry/symmetry has to improve when pulling directly behind the arrow.

[chris1911]

plus you arent wearin the serving down under the nocking point with your release

[atexx2]

put one on and try it if you don't like it cut it off, they don't cost much, they are easy to tie, no wear and tear on a high dollar string, release is behind arrow and not below it if you tie like that as there are a couple of ways to place the loop

[3children]

A lot more pluses than not!! With the shorter bows the string could come out of a poor nock and upon release the bow string has to hit the back of the arrow, instead of a push from the string, causing a loud sound, and possible bad shooting. I like the idea of being behind the arrow as opposed to pushing up on the arrow.

[JBS]

Installing one like this will get you outstanding results as it puts your release inline with the shaft.

[dangerous dan]

Never shot without one

[Counselor]

I use one and prefer it.

[gmj]

i use one

[lunatic'hunter]

I like mine, seemed to have sped it up a litlle.

[Seand717]

I like mine