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So I was talking to an archery teacher and he said that he waxes the bow strings. I have never heard of this before and have never waxed my bow. Is this like some big no-no that will cause my bowstring to break sometime while I am shooting? And how expensive...
Started by Fins-n-feathers on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at hotspotoutdoors):
You will know when it is time to ....
Just rub it om and smear it up.
Really simple, really cheap.
For as much heat I put on it with the hair dryer, your bow probablyI wax mine a couple time a year.
With the absorbtion of the wax.
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How To Wax a Bow String on Vimeo
A quick video.
Started by pykiller on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at texasbowhunter):
The end.
Years ago I was taught:
Open wax stick, rub on string, rub in with fingers.
How things evolve.
Did I screw up by getting some wax on the servings, while waxing my string and cables? No, it won't it.
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So I was talking to an archery teacher and he said that he waxes the bow strings. I have never heard of this before and have never waxed my bow. Is this like some big no-no that will cause my bowstring to break sometime while I am shooting? And how expensive...
Started by Fins-n-feathers on
, 9 posts
by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at hotspotoutdoors):
You dont need to wax where the....
You will know when it is time to wax your string because you will start to see small hairs on your string.
Just rub it om and smear it up.
Really simple, really cheap.
I wax mine a couple time a year.
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Beaver Dam Join: 11.Feb.2011 Posts: 2 Location: Azle Texas
Newbee: Wax with wired medium/Illinois frames?
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at beekeepingforums):
That will help (" almost any frame....
Always embed the wire closest to the top bar first .
Always are embedded, the wax won't bow.
If the cross wires are embedded, the wax won't bow.
The hooked wire will stay in better.
Is fine.
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The beard started back for the winter in mid October. I've kept it trimmed fairly tight this year but left the moustache with the idea of trying it waxed up. Well today was the first time it seemed long eough for wax and a proper bit of curl at the ends...
Started by sailor61 on
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by 13 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at slybaldguys):
The facial hair is pretty wirey so I need a bit stiffer wax - ordered some Firehouse Moustache Wax today into trying various brands....
wax I used this time around was the Pinaud.
Let it growback out and it'll be fine in a few weeks .
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Got my bow all complete from Riverside Archery ready to go hunting now!
Started by ieballplyr@aol.com on
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by 14 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at calguns):
I think it's a purple release, hum? is that....
Enjoy! Nice looking bow! Especially the pink release.
So this bow will keep you really busy.
Archery requires at least weekly participation.
Except to restring and wax in maybe 7 years.
Related shopping results:
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The new string I have on my bow has quite a "twang" to it on the release. Sounds a lot like a stretched rubber band to be honest. I am going to purchase a Bow Rattler for it, but was curious if there was anything else I should be looking at that may be...
Started by Meat on
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by 12 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at archerytalk):
I guess they only, I will then purchase a Bow Rattler....
I was just wanting to make sure something wasn't out of sorts with the bow.
Meat Try cat whiskers Gonna buy some whiskers and see what they do along with a Rattler .
Of bow? Outback.
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Got into bow hunting this year, used a good starter bow but ready to move up. I need something different now, draw length can go down to about 27 or 28 and weight 50-60 (probably won't go higher).
New or older models and price range <$500.
HELP!!!!...
Started by jamrice on
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by 24 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at texasbowhunter):
The bow has the k8 adjustable cams, Orange/black-Stage one Strings, The Drop zone rest, Spot hogg points, tools, string wax, lighted nock's, a limbsaver stablilizer, extra D-loop material, Cobra all adjust- release, 3 arrow quiver, camo....
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Hi there folks
I want to buy my hubby a bow for our anniversary. He's hunted for years with firearms and now wants to try something new. He's a great a hunter, an expert marksmen and I want to get him something he won't grow out of skills wise in a short...
Started by hunterswife* on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at outdoorsmenforum):
So on top of the cost of the bow will get him arrows, a release, case, arm guard, wax and other nick 'this is the best'....
Of the bow will get him arrows, a release, case, arm guard, wax and other nick nacks that he may need.
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I am truly clueless when it comes to bows, but in theory it seems as though it would be a good addition to everyone's survival preps.
I'm looking for suggestions for just such a purpose. I was considering a three-piece recurve bow based...
Started by 10min'til on
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by 14 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at survivalistboards):
Different tools for....
I still think it would be fun and useful to learn basic archery with a traditional bow anyway.
A crossbow is fired more-or-less like a rifle in the field .
That a traditional bow requires more skill and practice to use.
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