Is there any way to make sure a D-Loop doesn't rotate on your string? I just put a new string and loop on and it appears to me that after 5 or 6 shots the loop spins a quarter rotation. Any hints?
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Originally posted by BamaPSE View PostYou need to tie the knots in opposite directions and it should not rotate like that. Sorry thats not a great description of what to do but when you tie it, one knot will face the right side of your riser and the the other should face the left side. BCY does help too
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Originally posted by Fergeris View PostHas anyone used the TRU speed loop?
That metal one????
If it is it will chew your scuff the hell outta ur release jaws. The jaws will begin to chew it up. The weight causes massive string oscillation. And it's heavy. Hence the extra string oscillation.
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Originally posted by Fergeris View PostThis one is the one I'm looking at
http://www.lancasterarchery.com/t-r-...peed-loop.html
If its not made out of D Loop rope it aint as good.
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tying the d-loop knots opposing each other, using quality loop material and getting the d-loop plenty tight will ensure it does not move. the item listed above will simply eliminate nock pinch and/or make the nock point repeatable when replacing the loop material. but again, it still has a loop on the nock point and could still move if not installed properly.
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