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What is the proper name for this?
- Thread starter MattMan81
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I call them draw stops. I just bought some from lucky stop for my revolt x. They can be rotated to change let off. Like them a lot.
Edit: added link https://lucky-stops.com/
Edit: added link https://lucky-stops.com/
Okay. I'm finding things now. Have you had any issues with those rotating on their own?
There is a bowmar ones that has a flat end.
Options are nice on those Lucky's...
if they stop against the limb they are limb stops, if they stop against the string, string stops. which it is depends on your bow.
I have the lucky stops on my bow, they are a nice replacement, and allow for slight adjustments without having to change a whole lot of things
I have the lucky stops on my bow, they are a nice replacement, and allow for slight adjustments without having to change a whole lot of things
be careful, over the phone, 2 different bow shops wanted to order me the string damper
so, i explained what it does to them (it is attached to the cam and hits the cable and stops the draw).....if i hadn't explained it to them, i have no doubt they would have ordered a damper
so, i explained what it does to them (it is attached to the cam and hits the cable and stops the draw).....if i hadn't explained it to them, i have no doubt they would have ordered a damper
Realm SS shooter here. They are draw stops. Be stupid careful when screwing them in as they break very easily, ask me how I know. Don’t use a t handle or long axis of an Allen wrench(as told to me by a bow tech). I don’t know that you can buy the factory draw stops(I’ve tried at two different pro shops) but some shops might just give you some. I had to have a pro shop drill out the one I broke and they just gave me a new one. You can order aftermarket draw stops from lucky stops.
the manual says a little blue loctite after you know where you want them
a loose draw stop is a hazard and one made my older bow lock up at full draw and nearly dry fire
on my new bow (should do this on my old one too), i cleaned both threads and then used just a toothpick stripe of blue loctite
a loose draw stop is a hazard and one made my older bow lock up at full draw and nearly dry fire
on my new bow (should do this on my old one too), i cleaned both threads and then used just a toothpick stripe of blue loctite
I should have qualified my response. There are both limb draw stops and cable draw stops. The one pictured you have there appears to be a limb draw stop. But without seeing it in relation to the cables or limb, I do not know for certain. It appears others who are Bowtech Shooters say that is their cable draw stop.
Just got them after season so haven’t shot a lot of arrows with them yet and still messing with the different settings but so far they haven’t moved or become loose. I always check before and after I shoot.
Here’s a pic for reference and yes they would technically be called a cable draw stop. 
I used luckys before and liked them as they can be fine tuned easy. Just get em where you want em and a dab of loctite makes sure they don’t walk
Sweet. They are cable stops. Not limb. I would like my bow to come down a little easier. If I draw and want to let down, I let off and there is a Mila second of it doing nothing before it moves. It's not long, but feels like for ever. So if I can take a little of that out, I think that will help me out some. So gotta figure out which Lucky's to go with.
Thanks guys.
Thanks guys.
This video should help. I’m think but not positive the realm and reign series of bow use same stops.