I've heard to set this rest up a little nock high to get a slight high tear for best results. What has been your experience? Also, I read the pro shooters like a slight high left tear, it that right? Last question, I like helical fletching and can that be shot out of this rest without contact? Thanks
We set ours up to shoot a bullet hole,and yes you can shoot helical fletching through the rest without any problems,we shoot four inch feathers fletched left helical.
Shoot 4 inch right helical with carbon evolution 400s and gold tip 5575's out of a patriot, SQ2, and legacy, all set with cock feather straight down. Tune to a bullet hole, with nock height at 1/8 inch on the mathews bows, 3/8 inch on the patriot. Muzzys and field points fly the same, so far.
Thanks.
I'm trying it out and it's shooting bullet holes. It seems to be a very accurate rest and quiet as well. Have not tried broadheads yet as I've been real busy, so will probably shoot mechanicals opening weekend as they're flying great. Helical flething seems to shoot thru it easily but am always a little worried about contact as it's not a drop away. Will hopefully have some venison by Sat. night.
I have been shooting a pro-lite for the last 3 years and have really noticed a buzz (sound & feel) in my bow lately. The guy at my shop said it was the spring for the tension buzzing and I thought he was insane, but the noise was driving me crazy. I put on a quicktune 3000 yesterday at the shop just to try, and lo and behold the buzz was gone. Try this, take the rest off and hold it in your hand and then pluck the laucher fins. There is alot of buzz that I could feel in my hand. I know this is a little off topic but I thought I would just share my experience. I am noise anal when it gets time to be in the woods.
Bodoodle Pro Lite Setup
