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Fast Flight Plus™ Flemish Twist Bow String |
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Item Number: 4443X
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Q: can i use this string safely on my predator hunter recurve ? Asked on 6/11/2013 by daniel from Canada Know the answer? Answer this question 1 answer A: Yes it will work just fine. Answered on 6/12/2013 by Clint from 3Rivers Archery
Q: Hi, I have a 50# Bear Kodiak Mag, is this the string I should be using? Thanks, I got the bow you folks and I just love it! Cam Asked on 5/29/2013 by Cambo from Edmonton, AB, Canada Know the answer? Answer this question 2 answers A: If is a newer model than you can use that string. Answered on 5/30/2013 by Clint from 3Rivers Archery A: If Bear says your new Kodiak is rated for a Fast Flight string that is the one. It is always safe to go with the Flemish string made from B-50. The B-50 will also make less string noise on your bow but it stretches more and for longer. Answered on 5/30/2013 by 37Ranger from New Mexico
Q: I have a Samick Journey (identical to sage but 2 in longer,64"). Which length string should I use? Asked on 5/20/2013 by Q from United States Know the answer? Answer this question 4 answers A: The rule of thumb is to order a string 4 inches shorter for a recurve and 3 inches shorter for a longbow. The 3Rivers web page has a good how to clip on setting up a new bow and it includes a demo on string length. 37Ranger Answered on 5/20/2013 by 37Ranger from New Mexico A: General rule is 4" shorter than the length of the bow for a recurve. 3" shorter than the length of the bow for a longbow. Your length would be 60". Sent from my iPhone Answered on 5/20/2013 by Anonymous A: I would use a 60'' B-50 flemish. Answered on 5/20/2013 by Clint from 3Rivers Archery A: Hi, Normally for recurve bows, 4'' less than bow lenght is suitable for the string lenght which makes 60'' for your Samick Jurney. I already had Samick bows and have the impression that you better use Dacron b50 string to be in the safe side. Hope to be in the assistance. Old Archer Answered on 5/20/2013 by Old Archer from Duzce- Turkey
Q: I have a Wing's Archery Red Wing Hunter 58", 55#, would this kind of string work on this bow? The bow is more of a reflex bow. Asked on 5/1/2013 by Aquawolf996 from Taylors, SC Know the answer? Answer this question 3 answers A: You would want to use a non-fast flight string for this bow. Answered on 5/4/2013 by Giyum from Boise, ID A: If it is a Wing then you will need to use a string made out of either B50 or Dacron. I recommend taking a look at 4243x and 1515x. Answered on 5/3/2013 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery A: Check with your manufacturer first to make sure your bow is rated for a fast flight string, if its not- don't use one! Answered on 5/1/2013 by Ted B from Charlotte, NC
Q: I have a 62" 45# Hoyt Buffalo Recurve, will this string work on my bow and what length string should I order? 58"? Asked on 4/29/2013 by Alex from Springs, South Africa Know the answer? Answer this question 4 answers A: I have a 62" Samick Sage 45# bow and on mine I got a little stretch to the point where I wish I'd ordered an inch shorter. Answered on 4/30/2013 by Anonymous A: General rule is 4" less than your bow length on a recurve and 3" less on a longbow. Flemish or a fastflight either, should work on the Hoyt Buffalo. You should be good to go !!!! Coy E Burns Peyton Cochran www.stiktamer.com Answered on 4/29/2013 by Anonymous A: That Fast Flight string should work great on your Buffalo. You will find a great video on the 3R's web sight that talks about string length. The rule of thumb is 4" shorter than bow length for recurve and 3" shorter for longbow. 37Ranger Answered on 4/29/2013 by 37Ranger from New Mexico A: Yes, this string will work on your bow. The Buffalo typically takes a string that is 3" shorter. Answered on 4/29/2013 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery
Q: If the string nock is set up by 3 Rivers, will I have to change it after the string has stretched in the first few shooting sessions? Asked on 4/22/2013 by BotanyBlunder from United States Know the answer? Answer this question 3 answers A: no, when the string is broke in just give the strings a few twists back to orignal brace height. Answered on 4/23/2013 by Anonymous A: Dear friend, if you are buying the bow and it s string nock is set by 3 Rivers, İ dont think it will be necessary to make any change. But in case you buy just the string for a bow that you have , you better set the nock yourself. Answered on 4/23/2013 by Old Archer from Duzce- Turkey A: You might have to adjust it a little bit after you shot it a few times Fast flight does not stretch that much. Answered on 4/23/2013 by Clint from 3Rivers Archery
Q: How much will the stretching of the string affect the nocking point? Asked on 4/21/2013 by Bronze3agle Know the answer? Answer this question 6 answers A: I have been shooting for over 50 years and never had a nocking point move because of string stretch . I just twist the string till I get my desired brace height , and even though I check the nocking point i t never seems to move. Answered on 4/22/2013 by Anonymous A: More than I would have thought. Mine moved about 3/8-1/2" after time.. After I got it moved back into the right spot it turns out I'm not that bad of a shot. I check it every few times I use the bow and especially when I change the limbs to a different draw weight. Hope this helps. Answered on 4/22/2013 by Anonymous A: After the first few dozen shots and the first wax application it's been minimal. I measure the brace height after I string my bow and then after the first 30 shots or so and there's never more than 1/8" difference (I do this very often as I frequently switch between my 35 and 50 lb limbs) Answered on 4/22/2013 by Anonymous A: not much at all sine FF doesn't stretch that much. You can try putting the string on and pull it couple time and setting a nock point isn't bad idea. Answered on 4/22/2013 by Harry the shooter A: If it is brand new It is going to stretch about an inch. I would get most of the stretching you of it before you put a string nock on the string. Answered on 4/22/2013 by Clint from 3Rivers Archery A: It will stretch some but Fast Flight does not stretch much. Shoot the string for a few long sessions before you tune to set your nocking point. 37Ranger Answered on 4/22/2013 by 37Ranger from New Mexico
Q: How should this string be stored when not in use and it has silencers on it? Asked on 4/16/2013 by Zach Know the answer? Answer this question 2 answers A: Assuming the string has been broken in (stretched) and tuned to the bow it should be stored with the two ends secured together so it does not untwist. It can be hung from a nail or placed in a baggie. As long as it is not exposed to high heat or lots of direct sun it should be ready to go 20 years from now. If this is the string used on the bow follow the bow manufacturers suggestions concerning if the bow should be stored strung or unstrung. 37Ranger Answered on 4/19/2013 by 37Ranger from New Mexico A: You can wrap this string up the same way that it was sent to you and set it some place safe. Or you can leave it on the bow unstrung if it is a one piece bow. Answered on 4/17/2013 by Art from 3Rivers Archery
Q: I recently got an old Bear Tartar recurve in45# pull.What string length is appropriate? Bow is marked 67". Asked on 3/13/2013 by Poor Terry from North Georgia Mountains Know the answer? Answer this question 2 answers A: Do not run Fastflight on older bows you want the B-50 dacron strings. 63'' Answered on 3/14/2013 by Dave from 3Rivers Archery A: For a recurve built prior to the year 2000, subtract 4" from your recurves AMO length. For a bow built after the year 2000 subtract 3" from your recurves AMO length and 3" from your longbows AMO length. The majority of time, this will be the correct length. If your brace height is not quite right, you may twist or untwist the string to bring the brace heigth to the correct spec. advice from Ye Old Archery Shop Answered on 3/13/2013 by Anonymous
Q: How much will the string extend and should i get a 47" string instead of a 48" string because of the string extending? Asked on 1/29/2013 by Robbie from United States Know the answer? Answer this question 4 answers A: Those Flemish bow strings stretch about 1" over about 10 days. Buy according to those measurements and you will get a fine string. Answered on 1/31/2013 by Anonymous A: That is a shorter bow and I am assuming the poundage is not that great.by twisting the string counter clock wise you can easily make up any string stretch that occurs. Sent from LarDawg's iPad Answered on 1/30/2013 by Anonymous A: This string normally stretches 1/8" to 1/4". Since it is a flemish string you can easily twist it to get it back to the correct length. I would recommend sticking with the 48" string. It is better to twist the string to make it shorter than to untwist the string to make it longer. Answered on 1/30/2013 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery A: The fast flight plus string do not stretch much at all, get the string length correct for your bow, if it does need shortening to a brace height of your liking just put a few twists in the string Sent on the Sprint® Now Network from my BlackBerry® Answered on 1/29/2013 by Ric from New Boston, MI
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