| From: ruintfletch
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| Date: 04-Jan-22 |
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I have a X200 coming and i'm wondering if i can use low stretch strings on it? It has a B50 on it now...I prefer low stretch flemish strings... Thanks, Bob
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| From: trad_bowhunter1965
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| Date: 04-Jan-22 |
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Call Martin (478) 945-3423 its new I would think so.
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| From: George D. Stout
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| Date: 04-Jan-22 |
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I shoot low stretch on a 1968 Browning Nomad Stalker. It's all a personal choice, not someone else's choice to make for us. I go over my old bows first to make sure they have no cracks or other anomalies where the string attaches...smooth, symmetrical, etc. I've used it on a pretty fair number of older bows with no breaking, so that is just my experience.
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| From: 782GearUSMC
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| Date: 04-Jan-22 |
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If the bow is an earlier model; before you install a low-stretch string on the bow, first have a Catholic priest bless the bow.
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| From: Sawtooth (Original)
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| Date: 04-Jan-22 |
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I own and shoot several X200’s. A couple of them are older. I shoot the strings that black widow sells, whatever they are made of. I know it’s not Dacron because I always ask for FF. I have only had one to come apart and I honestly don’t think it was the string’ fault. I suspect a faulty glue line because it blew out at the riser and not the limb tip. All you can do is try it and see if it works for you.
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| From: Wudstix
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| Date: 04-Jan-22 |
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Is that Last Rights?
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| From: Wudstix
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| Date: 04-Jan-22 |
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Is that Last Rights?
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| From: Pdiddly2
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| Date: 04-Jan-22 |
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2008 and later, yes.
On your bow? No. Made in 2004.
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