So I'm trying to decide what string silencers to use with my bobcat recurve. I have beaver balls on all my others and I'm wondering what other great options there are available?
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Originally posted by TimH View PostSo I'm trying to decide what string silencers to use with my bobcat recurve. I have beaver balls on all my others and I'm wondering what other great options there are available?
Wool yarn is great, and I'm not knocking my Bro's for using it, BUT it is heavy, and will rob you of some performance.
Acrylic yarn is lighter in weight, silences just as well, and is just as water resistant (think plastic for water resistant). It is not as durable as the wool, but will still last a very long time on the string, and comes in a wide variety of colors.
Rick
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Originally posted by RickBarbee View PostNope.
Wool yarn is great, and I'm not knocking my Bro's for using it, BUT it is heavy, and will rob you of some performance.
Acrylic yarn is lighter in weight, silences just as well, and is just as water resistant (think plastic for water resistant). It is not as durable as the wool, but will still last a very long time on the string, and comes in a wide variety of colors.
Rick
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I know it goes against the grain for most traditionalists but I like rubber cat whiskers. After experimenting with alot of different "puff type" silencers I settled on using two sets of really small cat whiskers. They are waterproof, silence really well and according to the chrono have little effect on arrow speed.
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