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Forums >> Texas Hunting >> Archery Equipment >> fred bear bow string

fred bear bow string

 August 14, 2009 05:39 PM [#1]
texaskraut

texaskraut writes about fred bear bow string
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robert meschede

I bought a Bear Lights Out and the string is twisting. some of my friends say the factory string can make the bow shoot slower than if I had another string made.  Is this true or has anyone had the same problem?

thanks

Bobby
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