D loop replacement

[Rutting Buck]

How often do you replace your D loop?  I have attached a photo of my D loop and I believe this is ready for replacement.  If not please let me know

[Gobblengrunt]

I would replace the D loop, simple.  I would also be checking your release for any burr or sharp edge thats eating that loop like that.

[hammer4reel]

X2

[Woodsman416]

If you have a fat lip, you waited too long.

[Buckeyes11]

Simple fix

[mazzgolf]

 

[Greybeard]

It's time. I used to tie nocking points, with serving, above and below the arrow nock, inside the D-loop.  Kept the loop from pinching the nock at full draw, and made it easier to change without having to reset nocking point.

[BowhunterNJ]

Replace for sure.  And before it breaks take it off and make an exact same length D loop so it perfectly matches what you have now.  That way nothing changes at all with your anchor

[Rutting Buck]

I made an appointment at targeteers for Saturday to have it changed. 

[BowhunterNJ]

32 minutes ago, Rutting Buck said:

I made an appointment at targeteers for Saturday to have it changed. 

That'll work.  You should try it sometime, it's pretty straightforward.  Just need the D loop cord, cut it a little long and then burn the ends to create that "ball" so it can't slip through the knot.  D loop cord is pretty cheap, so you can mess around and try a bunch to learn.  Similar to burning the end of a rope so it doesn't fray.  Watch how they do it for you on Saturday and you'll have a real good idea.

[BHC]

46 minutes ago, Rutting Buck said:

I made an appointment at targeteers for Saturday to have it changed. 

Robert will have you in/out

[mazzgolf]

I watching a bunch of YT videos on this - seems really easy. I need to go check mine - I might need to replace mine as well.

Here's another one that looks good (but there are a ton of these - just Google "youtube replace d loop bow"