My string has unraveled. How do I get a replacement string for this bow?
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You can buy a bow string from stores that sell archery supplies, including Gander Mountain, Bass Pro, Cabelas, and maybe even Walmart. Or order on line: google "archery supplies"
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Did you purchased it from Amazon? Go to "Your Account" then go to "Your Orders" find the invoice of the purchase and print it. Then you contact Monster directly and they will provide you with instructions on returning it. If you bought it elsewhere take it back to where you bought it with receipt and ask for a replacement. lol I remember the sales pitch at Guitar Center selling me one stating that I could simply walk in anytime and proceed to cut the end off in front of a salesperson and trade up for a new one. Nowadays they no longer carry this cord. Care to guess why? Rock on!
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depends on what head came with it;mine came with a bump head,you unscrew the red bump nut(lefthand threads),remove the spool and wind new string on it as indicated on the spool.
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I am sorry, I gave the bow away to my granddaughter. If you can give me a day or two I will ask her and get back you ASAP.
67877
I don't know anything about a video from the vendor. But there are many videos on youtube on how to string a bow. The stepthrough method is highly effective on this one, but is a little dangerous to both the bow and the archer if done incorrectly. The safest method is to use a bow stringer. Which is a device that fits on the tips loosely, you step on the rope with your foot, and pull the middle of the bow up. Bracing it enough to slip the string in the knocks. Hit up youtube and watch both methods before deciding which you are more comfortable with.
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The 150 lb string I bought was not a quality string. The serving was said by a professional string producer to be of some unknown, to him, material. The string began becoming loose in the serving upon the first few shots. I recommend buying material and advice from a bow outfitter, and learning to make one's own strings.
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They will come with the new strings but the strings are crap go to you local archery shop and have a set of strings made should be around fifty bucks but I've put well over 500 shots off one string and it hasn't frayed yet
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Many archery stores sell strings, aswell as amazon. They usually cost $5-$15. The way to tell the size string you need is to look at the size of the bow and subtract 4". So in this case the bow is 45". You need a string that is 41". Once you get the string wax it twist it a little and install it. You need to check the brace hight. On this bow the brace hight is 8". Twist more or less to get the correct brace hight. If you don't know what brace hight is. Google it. And get a good tune on your bow
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My rope broke the first week I had it. I would go to a fabric store and try to find something similar to it and staple it to the tree.Its just an Idea.
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If the arm of the crossbow is new you will need a bow press to replace this string however after a year of use the arm weakens a little and allows for easy replacement.
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When I got my violin and the strings were new when I tightened each if you watch a u tube video it shows you how to tightened the strings I did all the strings each one just a little till it was close to being in tune then I used a little pressure and pushed the pegs in till they were snug and if this don't help then u might need to buy the peg drops. I hope this works for you the violin is a very nice instrument from this company it has a great sound.
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I took mine to a local sporting goods store who sells Barnett crossbows. The tech restrung it with the string they had in stock for only the price of the string. You need a bow press to accomplish the re-stringing function. He did it in 15 minutes.
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"Poof-Slinky" has a "contact us" page at their website where you can call, email, or write them. Here is there email: sales@poof-slinky.comHere is there contact page: http://poof-slinky.com/contact-us/Hopefully they can supply a replacement or a download link for one. Or maybe someone can send you one who has used up their kit? Good luck to you!
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All I can say is the best place to find out how to find a replacement would be either the sporting good store like bass bro or cabela sporting goods or the bow manufacturing company that made the would be the best way to get a replacement part.
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It's a great bow, but more difficult than a standard recurve bow to string. Recommend getting a recurve bow stringer found in abundance on Amazon. Got one after buying this bow and my son and I now have no problem stringing/unstringing the bow. To do it safely and quickly, I recommend the bow-stringer. Without one, it can be not only difficult, but risky for you and the bow. Get the recurve stringer and make it easy (and safer) for yourself. Good luck!
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It comes with string. I've used mine quite a bit without buying any new string yet.
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You can buy replacement strings that fit I found some on this site. They come in a set of three.