| Why I use #9 wire attached directly to the snare. ("coiled" connection) | |
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Click on one of the video links below to watch the #9 wire attachment method used by me. Larger video. (longer download time) Smaller video. (shorter download time) See below for more about the coiled connection. |
Fact: I like to use #9 wire attached directly to the cable (snare) because it provides a “primary” hold to the cable. This means I don’t have to rely on my steel nut or aluminum button stop to hold the cable during a fight. With the #9 wire wrapped tightly back on itself and the cable coiled tightly into this “wrap-back” it is unlikely that the cable will pull through the #9 wire enough for the nut or stop to engauge. Also, with #9 wire firmly attached, not only do I have a safe means of anchoring my snare, but I also have a built in way to support my snare in almost any position. (The video may take some time to load. Please be patient as it may be just what you are looking for) |
