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Post by regulargrey on Dec 16, 2011 14:18:08 GMT -6
I have been using the bmi slide free lock and been using deer stops with 5/64 cable 7x7 but some time it stops just before it is tight enough to dispatch the animal and was going to make up some with the break away S hook what is everyones take on this good bad or use some thing else will be using on coyote and beaver coon fox just all around thanks in advance
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Post by RonMarsh on Dec 16, 2011 17:43:18 GMT -6
We need to use the BAD's.
I like the J Hook type because I can get the slide to run faster with them.
The 1/19 just fly's shut when tripped.
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Post by trappincoyotes39 on Dec 17, 2011 9:38:37 GMT -6
s hooks are smaller than j hooks, but will depend on lock type used as an s hook on a cam lock is in line and works very well some locks the j hook would put them more in line around the neck, the less binding the better.
Where legal a deep filed cam lock with s hook and stinger spring on 1x19 5/64ths is darn near bullet proof on coyotes.
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Post by regulargrey on Dec 17, 2011 16:49:16 GMT -6
I should have said that I bend them to make a j hook just have a couple dozen and was wanting to try them sorry about that but to me it seams to make the lock lock tighter but that is just me and my opinion
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Post by RonMarsh on Dec 17, 2011 17:36:39 GMT -6
If you bend the end of the cable to the side it is tighter. If you bend it straight back from the load then it is very fast.
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Post by regulargrey on Dec 18, 2011 8:15:57 GMT -6
thanks Ron yea I notice to when I did it they were faster but if I make any more will get the j hook I was just trying to get them to close all the way and not hold deer but never knew nothing about BADS so was just asking you all are helping me a lot on some coons and fox it just don't close all the way and not dispatch that is what I am trying to fix hope this does and still when used on beaver they still hold thank you all again
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