I am shooting a NAP 2000 drop away. I was instructed to shoot this type of rest with the cock feather down. When I do this the cock feather makes slight contact with the shelf. The pro shop thought I should move the rest to make it so in the resting position, the two prongs on the rest are no longer resting on the shelf as the instructions state I should do. Any other ideas on how I can raise the arrow up high enough to avoid contact with the fletching and the rest??
sounds to me that you need to move the nocking point up.
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BTWyou want the rest to only come up 1 to 2 inches from full draw so the prongs will fall completley out of the way of the fletching in time.
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Fletching Hitting Shelf
