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When to change strings and Buss cables #5336841 10/01/14 09:54 PM
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I have an old Bear Vapor 3000 and have decided to bow hunt more this year. The last few years I have only hunted one bow hunt per year due to constraints outside of my control. This year, I have divorced my constraint, and will be going more often. Here's my question. Should I replace my string and buss cable? I really have not shot it much with the string that is on there, and I have kept it well waxed. The string still looks to be in good shape. However, I noticed that the buss cable has one broken strand.


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current federal policy is clearly irrational, scientifically insupportable and ridiculous.
Re: When to change strings and Buss cables [Re: unclebubba] #5337024 10/01/14 11:28 PM
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I wouldn't trust the cable if it has a broken strand. Fuzzed up a little? No big deal. If a strand is broken I question why, how and what is the chance of the others going. An exploding bow is not a fun outdoor activity.


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Re: When to change strings and Buss cables [Re: unclebubba] #5337519 10/02/14 03:44 AM
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I'd go ahead and change them. Especially if your planning on shooting with more frequency.




Re: When to change strings and Buss cables [Re: unclebubba] #5338388 10/02/14 05:55 PM
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Congrats on having more hunting time!


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Re: When to change strings and Buss cables [Re: unclebubba] #5345658 10/07/14 03:08 AM
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Yea, more hunting time...but less money. Thanks for the advice. You all confirmed what I already suspected. I have ordered a new buss cable already.


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current federal policy is clearly irrational, scientifically insupportable and ridiculous.
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