Are there any aftermarket string dampeners that fit this bow?
1351006
String damper will only add weight. Your just adding weigh to front of bow. Make it less comfortable to use.
896723
They will work on recurve and long bows. The nocks were a little tight for my strand size of 16, but I just sanded the space in between.
381560
You can buy a bow string from stores that sell archery supplies, including Gander Mountain, Bass Pro, Cabelas, and maybe even Walmart. Or order on line: google "archery supplies"
2025520
http://www.thecrossbowstore.com/Replacement-String-for-Compound-Crossbow-MK-250-p/mk-250s.htm
440376
Yes it will work. I mounted mine on a long bow and a recurve bow which is a little easier. You need to spread the strands of the bow string to insert each end of the strip of beaver hair. I think there is a tool you can use. Also place the them a couple of inches away from the cams on each end. You want them as far away from the center as possible on the string. I've used many different types of silencers but these have been by far the best. Good luck!
666708
This model is for the transom. Adapting for the bow may require some fabrication. If you or a friend are handy at fabricating up brackets and bracing. This is up to you. We currently have 5 in stock for same business day shipping.
1637534
No, that item is sold separately. You would also need string and a bow stringer. P.S. ditch the plastic arrow rest that came with it and upgrade it to a better one. Get a glove or a tab, because it is not included.
1124498
It sure wouldn't hurt Michael. In fact, I have them on both my longbow and recurve. Super easy to install and they really do quiet the bow down! Have a good day
1311620
As you may know, Horton went out of business, so you can't get the parts from them. I recommend an internet search and/or checking with small, local sporting goods stores that sell archery equipment.
560974
no i checked out your bow one way to tell if this fits there will be 2 screw holes up and down 1 inch apart if they are not there no way. but i now know after looking up the mteck line of 150lbs no u will be better off with a good side quiver and on my other answer i told u how to make a real nice one for nothing
971117
An online store called "The Crossbow store" sells replacement strings that fit 120-150 lb bows for $8.49 each. They also sell a bow "stringer" which makes replacing the string much easier.
381981
You can buy new nocks (sporting goods store). Just make sure they are for the same diameter as the arrow. Take a small hammer and tap the old nock until it comes off, sand that end of arrow with some fine sandpaper so new nock will fit on, then apply some super glue to end of arrow and put new nock on.
469958
No, that's a separate item. Just a suggestion: if you buy the string silencer (stop) I would buy the stringing aid as well. It took two 300lb plus guys about an hour to take my string off without it. With it, it took me by myself about 1 minute.
608203
I had the Same Problem. I bought a new peep site (G5) and had a local bow show in stall. This could also be your draw length is not correct. I bought this bow off Amazon Because of the great deal. I also purchase all new accessories for the bow prior to buying.The equipment already installed on the bow is a little lack luster. (low end arrow rest, peep site, site, & stabilizer)
1212644
DEFINITELY! That is exactly what these are for. Old school long bow. I have two different types and they work fantastic. This seller will also cut to suit. They have mine on record. I just order a new batch every now and then; cut to length and weight. Just contact them. These guys are great. And for overseas orders, they deliver in two weeks or so.
982048
yes go to an archery store tell them to adjust it with new cams if they cant the frame is too lite weight to handle it or there are no parts avail. Indians did it with prob. 40 pound long bows
1311619
Viper X Crossbow Strings, I think it's viperx.com...same company that made the stock strings