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Cat Whiskers Bow String Silencers |
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Item Number: 4251X
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Q: How many silencers are included? Can I do more than one bow assuming I put whiskers at both end of the string? Asked on 9/9/2012 by Chupuk from New Mexico Know the answer? Answer this question 1 answer A: You get one pair of silencers per pack, enough to do one bow. Answered on 9/10/2012 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery
Q: Hello my long bow has the bever fur silencers on it,would a set of cat whisker help some or would my bow suffer in preformance ? Asked on 12/20/2011 by SAMBO from boise idaho Know the answer? Answer this question 2 answers A: You would ruffly get the same speed as what you were with your fur silencers. Answered on 12/21/2011 by Shawn from 3Rivers Archery A: Unlike the fur silencers, the cat whiskers tie around your string in a simple overhand knott, and are not innerwoven into your string. Because they are so non-intrucive I dought you'll see any lack in performance. Answered on 4/27/2012 by Thomas from Wasatch County, Utah
Q: how do you go about tying the cat whisker into the string? do you need to split the string? If so how do you do that? Asked on 9/15/2010 by burg from wise,va Know the answer? Answer this question 6 answers A: You can just tie a half knot on the string or you can serve thru the string. To do that, unstring the bow and pull the strands apart. You want it in the center of the string. You then string the bow up and, if you like, use some nylon serving string to tie the Cat Whisker string silencer in place so it does not move. This is just wraping the nylon string above and below it and tying a tight knot. Answered on 9/16/2010 by Johnathan Karch from 3Rivers Archery A: Either way is easy with a string separator for compound (if you don't have a bow press) or traditional where you could simply un-string...I did not tie into strands, and they work just fine. I separated each into half's first, tied them in a simple knot tightening them pretty good, then separated the "whiskers". I'm sure there are probably plenty of other ways, that's part of the fun of archery. be safe and good shooting. Answered on 2/16/2011 by wt_hunter4921 from New Hope, AL A: use a device to split the strings evenly then tie the whiskers to one half of the strings.... Answered on 4/9/2011 by catfishpsl from psl A: You do not have to split the string. You can just tie these on using serving or dental floss. 3RiversArchery has a youtube video on how to install these. Answered on 4/25/2011 by RemMan700 from DFW, TX A: I split the string when the string is off the bow and then place the flat whisker about 8" from the top and bottom. Now put the string back on the bow. Make sure the whisker is even both sides. Now seperate each strand of the wisker. I use serving string and do a few knots on either side. Then glue the last knot. Yoy don't need a lot of serving string. Answered on 5/22/2011 by Gregie57 from Australia A: For years I split the string with the bow unstrung, but recently have begun to tie them to the string while under tension forming a spherical arrangement of the whiskers. I use four speres - one 10" from the bow tip and another 8" from the first. I can shoot my high performance recurve bow with just a whisper of a sound. Answered on 10/25/2011 by Hunter Charlie from North Reading, Ma
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