[Cougars09]

Can someone post a link or something on how to tie a string loop? Need to put one on an old bow.

 

[tbwhitetail]

Here is a great link, for what you are looking for. http://www.bowhunting.net/artman/publis ... Loop.shtml Hope it helps.

 

[weave]

Here is a great link, for what you are looking for. http://www.bowhunting.net/artman/publis ... Loop.shtml Hope it helps.

Great link

 

[SouthShoreRat]

weave, I tie them everyday. One thing I do is burn the end, tire the first knot then make the second knot with the arrow Im going to use nocked to the string. I pay very close attention to the size of the loop. I pull it down until it almost touches the end of the knock. Then I cut the second side and burn the end. I then take a phillips screwdriver insert it in the loop, hold the bow string on both sides of the loop and grab the screw driver and pull to set the loop. It should end up being about a 1/2" Loop. I think the smaller the loop the better!

The site above is really good it explains it very well.

 

[tobin01]

Here is a great link, for what you are looking for. http://www.bowhunting.net/artman/publis ... Loop.shtml Hope it helps.

Great link

Second that

 

[Cardiackid]

weave, I tie them everyday. One thing I do is burn the end, tire the first knot then make the second knot with the arrow Im going to use nocked to the string. I pay very close attention to the size of the loop. I pull it down until it almost touches the end of the knock. Then I cut the second side and burn the end. I then take a phillips screwdriver insert it in the loop, hold the bow string on both sides of the loop and grab the screw driver and pull to set the loop. It should end up being about a 1/2" Loop. I think the smaller the loop the better!

The site above is really good it explains it very well.

Something I've always done is once I burn the ends and they are still hot I like to press them up against a flat surface, this makes the ends in the shape of a disc, almost gauranteed to not slip out, at least one never has on me.

 

[bushlight]

They'r not that hard to do.If i can do it anybody can.

 

[Kansas Boy]

I have never used a loop but would like to try it out. Can I tie one end above the nock and one below and try it before removing the nock or should I take the nock off ?

 

[bushlight]

If seen them with nocks and without.I like to shoot without.

 

[semobow]

Leave the nocks on and practice tying one, when you get it right you can take nocks off if you want.

 

[bowdiddly]

I like this way the best. Works great.
http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthrea ... light=loop

 

[tobin01]

I like this way the best. Works great.
http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthrea ... light=loop

Another good link, thanks!