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I'm curious - how long do you lads cut your dankung tubes for hunting (and what's your draw length if you know it off hand)?

 

I know tubes need to ideally be just about maxed out at your normal draw. 1745 cut short enough for me to max them (with a 30" draw) seems a pretty heavy pull for flinging 9.5mm steel.

 

Recently shooting amber 2040s with the 9.5mm steel. Anyone reckon these bands can handle bigger ammo like hex nuts? Got to try some but my local Wilkos dont have any.

 

I cut 2040 at 14" to loop (I lose an inch or so in tying off at the pouch) and draw to around 30"

Also shooting 1842 cut at 14" but attached with #107 rubber tabs so a bit of flex there at the forks.

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I'm using the amber 2040 that came with a catty at the minute. Overall length is like yours at around 14" they max out at around a 34" draw and i draw to about 33" shooting this catty.

 

I've been shooting hex nuts with this setup practicing at about 30 feet and I like it. Id hunt with it no problem within this range.

 

Hex nuts are bigger but they're not a heavy ammo. I've not weighed one, but you don't need heavy bands for them.

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My draw length is 32", I cut my tubes at 33cm then looped, shoots m.8 hexnuts great, have taken loads of game with this set up.

 

What tubes do you use for this setup? Im gradually moving through squares, flats, big tubes, chains and now small tubes so trying as many combinations as I can

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