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If they go on hard, just do what you do when you replace slingshot bands.....dip them in alcohol and slip them on. :nod: The alcohol evaporates quickly and they'll remain in place real nice.
Every bow owner should add one of these to their maintenance kits
Well, almost any bow owner as there are two pre-requisites.
1.) Compound bow.
2.) Draw stop style with a rubber dampening band. (This probably also works great for the ones with harder plastic too.)
Get a $5 slingshot tubing / pocket replacement kit from the hardware store. (Cutting "slices" that form small rubber bands (off the tubing) provides a lifelong supply of replacement dampeners / silencers!
Works great on B/T's even though they go on awfully hard.
(That should mean they will fit many smaller diameter stops too!)
1.) Compound bow.
2.) Draw stop style with a rubber dampening band. (This probably also works great for the ones with harder plastic too.)
Get a $5 slingshot tubing / pocket replacement kit from the hardware store. (Cutting "slices" that form small rubber bands (off the tubing) provides a lifelong supply of replacement dampeners / silencers!
IMHO, they're far superior than than "OEM style rubbers" too! (The stuff I'm recommending resembles surgical tubing, and is very similar to what the factory places on many "current" B/T models.)
Works great on B/T's even though they go on awfully hard.
(That should mean they will fit many smaller diameter stops too!)
.....Which also means they are not going to "fall off & get lost like those rubbers the use at the factory!" :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
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