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| Thks. i'll give it a try. |
| Posts: 926 | Location: pueblo.co | Registered: 03 December 2002 | 
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| You can hold it in the sink under hot water and work it back in place too.Used to do this many years ago. |
| Posts: 508 | Location: Newton,NC,USA | Registered: 02 April 2001 | 
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| Better yet |
| Posts: 926 | Location: pueblo.co | Registered: 03 December 2002 | 
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| All are correct, but do not get it too hot as that may delaminate the limbs, also if you are not using a bow stringer it would help to prevent twist if you did . take care. Greg |
| Posts: 71 | Location: north pole , alaska | Registered: 30 June 2003 | 
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| The main reason i'm asking this is sometimes you can find some oddball bows at Garage sales, pawn shops, etc., but of course since they were almost all stored in a corner, the limbs are all twisted. It would be nice to know of a way to restore them. |
| Posts: 926 | Location: pueblo.co | Registered: 03 December 2002 | 
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