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Old 12-05-06, 10:25 PM
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Hoyt Fuse Strings

Is any one using Hoyt Fuse string? I am having trouble finding D loop cord to lock on to what ever Hoyt are using for the centre serving, have tried BCY and Brownells to no avail, any ideas (Other than change the serving)
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Old 18-05-06, 07:54 AM
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Hi, I put about an inch of serving, on top of the centre serving, above and below the nocking point then install the d-loop knots on top of that. It give the d-loop grip and it wont slip anywhere near as much.
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Old 18-05-06, 04:23 PM
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Tie a little serving material above and below your nocking point, as hallso suggested, then put your D loop on. When it on, get an allen key, pass it through the D loop and pull the whole thing tight, this should help lock it down on the string, and the serving will stop it moving up.



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Old 18-05-06, 10:21 PM
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Hi, I put about an inch of serving, on top of the centre serving, above and below the nocking point then install the d-loop knots on top of that. It give the d-loop grip and it wont slip anywhere near as much.
Now, why didn't I think of that. Thanks.
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