Allegiance & other Bowtech Shooters
02-02-2007, 06:56 AM
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Giant Nontypical
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Allegiance & other Bowtech Shooters
Has anyone had to replace the rubber grommet on the draw stop at the top cam?
If so are factory replacements available or what did you use?
Mine is stretched badly and will fall off any day.
Also, if you shoot off the string what type of cushion do you use. I think I need a harder type rubber. My bow eats those things..I can go through 1 a week.
If so are factory replacements available or what did you use?
Mine is stretched badly and will fall off any day.
Also, if you shoot off the string what type of cushion do you use. I think I need a harder type rubber. My bow eats those things..I can go through 1 a week.
02-02-2007, 10:33 AM
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Boone & Crockett
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RE: Allegiance & other Bowtech Shooters
Gr8, mine hasn't worn off on my draw stop yet, I have 100's of shots since last spring. I did go through the factory string suppressors and replaced them with Leeches. I shoot a loops so I can't help you there. In the past tho I used the cushions but can't recall wearing one of those out.
02-02-2007, 11:15 AM
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RE: Allegiance & other Bowtech Shooters
ORIGINAL: Rob/PA Bowyer
Gr8, mine hasn't worn off on my draw stop yet, I have 100's of shots since last spring. I did go through the factory string suppressors and replaced them with Leeches. I shoot a loops so I can't help you there. In the past tho I used the cushions but can't recall wearing one of those out.
Gr8, mine hasn't worn off on my draw stop yet, I have 100's of shots since last spring. I did go through the factory string suppressors and replaced them with Leeches. I shoot a loops so I can't help you there. In the past tho I used the cushions but can't recall wearing one of those out.
The cushions split and fling off after shot.
I shoot in 2 leagues so that's 120 shots a week plus practice so I fling plenty of arrows.
02-02-2007, 01:49 PM
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RE: Allegiance & other Bowtech Shooters
I shoot a loop so I can't help you on the cushion but I did shoot off the string on my old bow for over a year with no problems. Is your nock being pinched too much maybe?
Anyways, I just checked my 03 Patriot and the draw stop rubber coating is still in fine shape. Looks like a bunch of stuff could be used but I would just ask at the shop...........they might have some laying around.
Anyways, I just checked my 03 Patriot and the draw stop rubber coating is still in fine shape. Looks like a bunch of stuff could be used but I would just ask at the shop...........they might have some laying around.
02-02-2007, 01:57 PM
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RE: Allegiance & other Bowtech Shooters
this may just be me but isnt 33" ata almost too short to be shooting off the string? it seems like it would be pinching too much, why not try a short short loop. I know i shoot better with a loop
02-02-2007, 02:03 PM
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RE: Allegiance & other Bowtech Shooters
ORIGINAL: Cougars09
this may just be me but isnt 33" ata almost too short to be shooting off the string? it seems like it would be pinching too much, why not try a short short loop. I know i shoot better with a loop
this may just be me but isnt 33" ata almost too short to be shooting off the string? it seems like it would be pinching too much, why not try a short short loop. I know i shoot better with a loop
The original cushions were fine they lasted over a year. But these new softer ones (so-called improved) just don't last for me. I thought maybe one of the equipment gurus knew of a "harder" one.
