October Mountain Recurve String B50 69 In. Amo 16 Strand

The October Mountain Recurve String B50 69 In. Amo 16 Strand is a purpose-built traditional bow string engineered for hunters and recurve enthusiasts who demand reliability in the field. After decades of seasons afield, serious archers know that string quality directly impacts accuracy, arrow speed, and most importantly—consistency when it counts. This 69-inch AMO-rated string delivers the durability traditional bow hunters require, whether you're pursuing game at 20 yards or competing in field tournaments. The 16-strand construction provides the optimal balance of strength and minimal stretch that separates premium strings from bargain alternatives.

Built from top-quality Dacron material, the October Mountain string resists the elements better than modern synthetics in certain traditional contexts, offering proven longevity across countless hunting seasons. The monofilament center serving protects the critical nocking point and reduces wear where arrows contact the string, a detail that separates strings lasting years from those requiring replacement mid-season. Both the center and loop serving are professionally applied, ensuring uniform performance from the first draw. The 16-strand construction optimizes the string's stiffness and energy transfer characteristics, translating to more consistent arrow flight and tighter groups downrange. Note that the actual string measures approximately 4 inches shorter than the listed 69-inch AMO length—standard for traditional bowstrings and critical to know when ordering for your specific bow.

This string suits recurve bows rated for 69-inch AMO length, making it ideal for classic takedown bows and traditional hunting setups where proven materials outperform trendy alternatives. Field-tested hunters upgrading worn strings or building new traditional rigs will appreciate the quality serving and Dacron durability that handles temperature swings and moisture without degradation. Proper installation requires fitting to your specific bow—measure your current string or consult your bow's manual to ensure correct AMO sizing. Replace worn strings annually or whenever fraying appears near the serving, as this is when precision suffers most.