Bow Rest, Sight, Arrows for Hunting?

[Vinny_HC]

Just upgraded my High Country Bow to the Speed Pro. I was going to use the simple $20 pass-through rest from my old bow and my plastic 3-pin optic sight on the new bow as I bought them 10 years ago. However, since time has passed do you guys recommend I get a better rest and sight?

I am also using 5-year old carbon arrows, not sure which kind.

[dyb3and88]

I believe most people are using a fall away rest. There are so many choices out there for sites and rests, I think everyone has there preference.

[kickin_buck]

I would think with such a nice bow you would want a great sight and rest to go along with it.

I have never been a big fan of the shoot thru rests, others love them. At the very least, I would take a look at the newer sights out there, as they have come along way in the last 10 years.

[sportsman22]

Look into the Trophy Taker rest.

[Vinny_HC]

For the trophy taker rests there is an SL (plastic) and an FC (metal). The FC also has windage adjustments and elevation adjustments. Since the FC is double the price of the SL is it worth it?

Also, how does a windage/elevation adjustment work on a rest anyway?

[DeerandbearhoG]

impact high- raise, impact low- lower, impact right move right... sort of the opposite of how you adjust your sight.

I like to keep things simple and I dont shoot too far so I use a wisker bisquet and vital gear 1 pin. works for me.

[sportsman22]

Where are you looking? give me a link

http://www.trophytaker.com/original_fall_away.aspx

thats the one i have, but they make better one. Mine works great.

[Vinny_HC]

Go to Cabelas here and you can compare the Xtreme FC to the Xtreme SL

[Vinny_HC]

Ok, locally I can get the QAD Ultra rest for $200, the Trophy Taker FC for $200, or the full containment RipCord for $90. Is the RipCord any good?

[Phil from Maine]

Myself I like the Trophy Ridge "Drop Shot" and it also allows for windage and the like. I agree though everyone here has thier own preference as to what to use..