Danny Miller Micro Strings

[amythntr]

Yup .... That orange whooped a craving on me

....for the "twin" Nightmare or for the string?

Anthony

[njlungbuster]

I just got a set of black and grey flemish threads for my micro. Got delivered yesterday. I can't wait to put them on and get it shooting. I'm hearing fabulous things about them. While we are on topic, about how long does it take them to settle and stop stretching, and when would you say they are to the point that I can sight it in? Thanks.

[awshucks]

about how long does it take them to settle and stop stretching, and when would you say they are to the point that I can sight it in? Thanks.

I don't know on the new smaller Excals, but you can leave your bow cocked overnight a time or two to help it settle in....

You can shoot it right away, just keep an eye on your bheight.....

If you got more than one string, break them both in, and by using a paper clip to keep the twists in your off string the same. It will shoot to same poi when you switch it......

Enjoy!

[njlungbuster]

about how long does it take them to settle and stop stretching, and when would you say they are to the point that I can sight it in? Thanks.

I don't know on the new smaller Excals, but you can leave your bow cocked overnight a time or two to help it settle in....

You can shoot it right away, just keep an eye on your bheight.....

If you got more than one string, break them both in, and by using a paper clip to keep the twists in your off string the same. It will shoot to same poi when you switch it......

Enjoy!

ok cool thanks. I'm going to throw them on tonight after work and i'll leave it cocked tonight and then let it rest tomorrow while i'm at work again. Then do the same going into monday. I wont be able to shoot it until then anyway. Hopefully that'll be enough to settle it in.

[paulaboutform]

When I'm settling in a new string I'll generally set the brace height at a 1/2" above my finished brace height. ie. for a 3/4" bh i'll set t the new string at 1 1/4". I've found most strings initially stretch about 3/8"...generally. You'll always have to keep an eye on your brace height because even though the amount of stretch decreases dramatically I don't know that it actually stops. Maintaining a consistent brace height will allow for a more repeatable and accurate shot.

Paul

[HorizontalArchr]

Danny is great guy. Fast service, very knowledgeable. Has helped me out a few times sometimes at no cost to me. His strings are fast and well made. Can't go wrong with dealing with him. As far a string stretch goes, I keep my bow cocked all night then set my string 1/4" above my baby bumpers. Check my string before and after every shooting session. Eventually my flemish string will slow down to no creep.