🎯 LimbSaver Universal Cable Slide: Enhancing Precision and Smoothness Review

I have had the Hammer bow since 2012 and it comes with a Limbsaver Teflon cable .It split itself halfway, threw back the arrow and wreaked havoc.When I asked the masters what happened, they said they couldn't explain it.So I don't recommend this device.

I've tried almost everything LimbSaver offers to reduce vibration/noise with no success. All are well made but absolutely do not affect the sound or vibration. This universal cable management is their only product that really works and I use it everywhere. After a few hundred shots with each new bow, wire guides become noisy and harsh. In extreme cases, worn stock rails and rods stick so badly as to cause accidental overshoot to the right. Universal cable guides are always the solution.

I have a Browning Bridger compound bow that I bought in 1992 and I love it. The string is teardrop shaped and I can change the string without a bow press. Unfortunately, my cable guide broke and I also had problems with the cable protection. Luckily the cable protector had to be adjusted and tightened. This part was a big problem. Firstly, I had no idea what it was called, and Browning stopped making bridgers or any other type of bow many years ago. I managed to find a diagram of the arch and…

I ordered this because the stock clasp on my Elite Pulse started rattling after a hunt in the rain This slide is a little bulky and I wish it came in a color other than white, but it's pretty smooth and does what it's supposed to do

I've been using a Hammer bow since 2012 and it comes with Teflon Limbsaver cable guide. It split on its own halfway, rebounding the arrow and wreaking havoc. When I asked the masters what happened, they said they could not explain. Therefore I cannot recommend this device.

I've tried pretty much all of these various little devices LimbSaver makes to reduce vibration/noise with no success. All are well made but absolutely do not affect the sound or vibration. This universal cable management is their only product that really works and I use it everywhere. After a few hundred shots with each new bow, wire guides become noisy and harsh. In extreme cases, worn stock rails and rods stick so badly as to cause accidental overshoot to the right. Universal cable guides are

I have a Browning Bridger compound bow that I bought in 1992 and I love it. The string is teardrop shaped and I can change strings without a bow press. Unfortunately my cable guide broke gone and I also had problems with the cable protector. Luckily the cable protector had to be adjusted and tightened. This part was a big problem. Firstly I had no idea what it was called and Browning stopped making Bridger or other types of bows many years ago I managed to find a diagram of the arch and found…