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  1. #1
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    D loop Movement

    Hi Everyone!
    Just had a quick question as to how to stop my annoying problem that happens every shot.
    I have a Bear G2 Cruzer, the D loop keeps moving after every shot.
    Basically the top knot of the D loop stays in place and the bottom one is almost freely able to move up and down the nocking point.

    Any idea of how to keep the lower D loop knot to stay in place?

    Thanks everyone!

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  3. #2
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    Re: D loop Movement

    Make sure the knots are tied opposite of each other, if so, get d loop pliers or needle nose, put it in the loop and stretch it tight.

    When I started tieing my own, I did one knot backwards and it spun, only time I've had it happen.

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    Re: D loop Movement

    Yeah it spins on the shot and can slide up and down.
    I'll confirm they're the same way or opposite and redo as needed..
    Thanks for the tip

    What about waxing the knots?

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    Re: D loop Movement

    Tie the knots opposite and use pliers. I use d loop pliers and never had an issue, tight and stretched perfectly

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    Re: D loop Movement

    Well I'll try with Needle nose pliers but I may have to get some d loop pliers
    looks like I had them tied the same way, because when I first got it the loop came undone and I just willy nilly tied it back before I googled anything.. shame on me

  7. #6
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    Re: D loop Movement

    I always had problems with my d loop until I started using a nock set. Make sure to wax the d loop material prior to tying the knots. Using a pair of d loop pliers helps get it nice and snug.

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