I have just read Adams new version of his book and was especially interested on the use of fastflight on the lower poundage bows.
Now i'm very tempted to try out a fastflight string but am a bit scared! I've got a few successful bows made now but i'm still a bit attached to them and don't know if I dare to do it!
I have been playing around making split cane flight arrows recently and would love to see how my bows would do with fastflight.
Does anybody have any experience of using fastflight strings on composites? If so what sort of bows and what draw weight. Also how exact have you made your strings?
Fastflight....to try or not?
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Adam Karpowicz wrote in his book that the fastflight cut through the dacron when he did that..KenH wrote:I'd be tempted to use the (I think) Turkish technique, where the loops can be separate (Thicker Dacron) and they are tied to the actual string with a special easily adjustable knot. That way there would be no chance of damage to the nocks, but the string itself would be FastFlight.
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