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  1. 08-24-2011, 10:16 AM #1
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    Default e-clips buzzing

    how do i stop the madness? its the only thing making any noise on the Iron Mace. other than that,its probably the quietest bow ive owned. i thought the Athens was quiet. its been beat.
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    Are you talking about the clips that hold the pins on the bow so they don't shift out?
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    no. they're at each end of each axle and,in this case,the roller guard. but the roller guard ones are ok.
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    Sell it and get are Martin!! Ha! ha! ha! Just had to say that! Have you tried some string wax? It is sticky enough to help from moving.



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    Without seeing it this is a shot in the dark. How about a dab of silicone/RTV over them? RTV is easily removable. Elmer's glue?
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    Hutch, ive still got my Cheetah. IF Martin reps could get some bows to the dealers, i may have bought one. but... PM headed your way in a minute

    Mark, i was thinking bout RTV,but that seems to hold its odor for quite awhile.
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    Try the Elmer's glue. It dries clear and you can wash it off if you want to. At least you will know for sure if that will quiet it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MLN1963 View Post
    Without seeing it this is a shot in the dark. How about a dab of silicone/RTV over them? RTV is easily removable. Elmer's glue?
    Good idea MLN silcone/rtv would do it.




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    i might try the elmer's. im wondering if i can wrap dental floss between the limb and the clips. not sure if there's enough room or not
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    take the e-clips off,go to the hardware store,spend a few cents and get some thicker e-clips.when mine was doing that i addes a washer and it fixd all
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