Problems with an older bow

[Irish Pennant]

I took out my old bow (Pearson Spoiler 90#) and was shooting it and then it came back to me why I bought a new bow 4 or 5 years ago. In the old days the serving was made from monofilament and then one year it started breaking, I would re-serve it and it would break after 30 – 40 shots. Then I put tuff line serving on and it wouldn’t break but it would move on the string and create gaps and then the knocks would move. I took my bow into the pro-shop and had a new cable, string, serving and knocks put on. Same problems. Then I replaced the crimp on knock with a D-Shaped screw on knock. It helped some; the serving doesn’t start to separate until after 100 shots. The wheel distance is a little more than my Mathews and the draw length is the same. I would like to get it into good working order, any ideas.

[Crayfin]

Try tying your nocks on with serving material. Alternate you overhand knots on each side of the string and then heat up the end of the know with a lighter and melt them flat. You can then twist your nock up and down the string to get things dialed in :grin: Been doing it for years-works killer

[Just Fish]

Try a winners choice string I have had the same problems be for I used there strings.

[Hoosier Daddy]

Try shooting less than 90 pounds!! Holy Cow.! Just kidding really, but man, that's got to put some stress on a string.....