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How to string a recurve bow
Purchase a bow stringer.
This cheap tool is 100% necessary to string your recurve bow without damaging the limbs. Choose one designed for a recurve bow (not a longbow), and intended for your bow's length and draw weight.
Pick from: (1). Confirm that the ends of the stringer fit snugly over your bow's limb tips. Some sources recommend the " pocket and saddle " design for recurve bows, but " double pocket " stringers are also common.; (2). To use this tool, place either a ballpoint pen (or a pointed (but relatively unpointed) nail) into the bow, and check back in time with your new bow until you feel confident that it is in working order. Choose a wooden or sturdy wooden dowel.; (3). Use a bowlreel to attach the bow to the stringer at the nock line. Set the stringer area where the bow headings are on the crossbow.; (4). Choose a recurve bow seat for a more integrated space. Recurve bows should be cushioned with leather overlay to protect them from the elements, and to provide plenty of comfort for the bow.;
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