[wild bill]

There is no clearance between the string and rail on my quad 300. In fact the tip ends are 1/8 inch lower than the rail. The serving wears out quickly.

Is this common for this particular xbow or does it need to be adjusted?

 

[Mike]

Most "all" crossbows are built that way to some extent or another.
The only modern bow I've seen that doesn't have a fair amount of string pressure on the rail / track is the Darton lineup. Their strings just barely touch the track.

Not too much you can "easilly" do except keep the serving/track waxed.

OR...if you have access to a mill...you can take the bow apart...put the track in the mill and remove a little material...maybe .090". Then reround the corners where the string rubs.

Might try using a tuffer serving material also.

Keep it waxed..

Mike

 

[wild bill]

Thanx for the information. This is my first xbow which I bought new when Michigan legalized xbows for firearms deer season a few years ago. It has served me well.