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Old 08-28-2008, 12:36 PM   #1
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hey guys got a question i'm getting a Mathews DXT pretty soon, and being fairly new to bowhunting i don't know much about decent accessories for it, theres so many different brands i don't know which way to go. can anybody reccommend a decent setup? you know rests, sights, arrows, stabilizers...things like that. by the way i'd considered the mathews dropaway rest is it any good? any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks
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Budget? To be honest, it would better if you could spend some time looking at the accessories in store. Looking at pictures and prices is ok, but if you can look at a sight pins, rest styles, etc - you'll be much better off. We can give you a thousand reccomendations but they will all be worthless if you can't afford the products or get something and end up not liking it.

With that said. For sights, I was really impressed with the Copper John Dead Nutz series. The QAD Ultrarest is a well known rest and is very popular on here. Octane and Fuse both make excellent accessories as far as stab's and quivers go as well.

Also, take a look at the gear review forum
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Old 08-28-2008, 01:31 PM   #3
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tryin to keep it under 1300, bow costs 730, so that leaves me with 570 for everything else
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tryin to keep it under 1300, bow costs 730, so that leaves me with 570 for everything else
$500+ can buy you a ton of accessories - the question is marginal benefit. I could outfit my bow with everything I need for $300 probably, will spending an extra $200 give you that much benefit? Just a thought. I would start looking on the gear review board and from there start asking more specific questions about specific products.

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ok thanks i feel like an idiot because i didn't even realize there was a gear review forum on herebut once again thanks for your time
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ok thanks i feel like an idiot because i didn't even realize there was a gear review forum on herebut once again thanks for your time
No problem, there are a lot of people that don't realize there are classifieds on here as well. That may be another area to take a look around.
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