[moosetrack]

so how has it worked out for anyone,i have allways did one brass crimp below the arrow with the loop tied above the arrow and below the brass crimp.mostly did this to keep the loop open for my mongoose but i am giving a hook release a shot this yr.so give me your feed back good or bad....

 

[Big Country]

Nothing but a loop on target an hunting bows for years.

Tie it right, cinch it down good, and forget about it.

I use a pair of long needle nose pliers to stretch the loop out and seat it.

 

[nolucklarry]

I've shot a loop only for years. No problems. Using a fletcher shorty release and a truball release.

 

[$dabucks]

Nothing on my string. I did take a little white out and put at mark at the top and the bottom just so I could notice creep. Mine hasn't moved ever.

 

[B.Hunt]

Just a loop for me as well never had a problem.

 

[keb73]

Me on my "hunting" bow..

 

[TMKBRLLC]

String loop only. No problems

 

[Nightshade400]

Currently loop only, no issues so far.

 

[moosetrack]

I've shot a loop only for years. No problems. Using a fletcher shorty release and a truball release.

no luck what truball rellease are you shooting i just got a short n sweet and i like it..

 

[steve_T]

just a loop here too no problems. i use a truball release.

 

[Ezbite]

no luck what truball rellease are you shooting i just got a short n sweet and i like it..

i really like the copperhead

loop and tied nocks. my loops seem to pinch after 50 shots or so.

 

[stixshooter]

just loop no problems

 

[icefishur96]

I only use loops on all bows I set up unless the customer states otherwise. No issues here!

 

[patterstdeer]

loop

Just a loop here as well, and works great with the G5 meta peep lines up perfect everytime.

 

[Bakeman57]

It Depends!!!!!

For those that don't have a problem with slippage, your materials are compatable. If you have halo or diamondback for your center serving, most loops no matter how you cinch it, will slip,,,,use the nockset! When your loop slips, you have a reference point to tie another one on and your back in business and not back to step one of tuning your bow. If your loop doesn't bite into the center serving, its gonna slip sooner or later. If you use custom strings, ask the string maker what material he/she recommends for loops.

 

[FiremanStokes]

Loop only, easy enough to mark your serving to relocate if it ever did move.....1000's of shots, Hasn't moved yet...B

 

[lee martin]

Nothing but a loop on target an hunting bows for years.

Tie it right, cinch it down good, and forget about it.

I use a pair of long needle nose pliers to stretch the loop out and seat it.

What Big C said!

 

[drockw]

Loop only since 2004

 

[frankensteel]

the loop tied above the nock and below the nockset/tied in spacer is supposed to produce some downforce on the arrow, to help hold it on the rest. A bow with agressive cams, with a noticable bump at the end of the draw curve, can lift and knock the arrow off a prong style rest. Its not noticable with a dropaway/ full capture rest.

 

[4shotshy]

Just a loop for me as well never had a problem.

+1 also