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Dairy King
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Oneida Bows and drop away rests
Would a drop away rest work on an Oneida? Since the other strings dont come down from axle to axle, or does the rest string attach the string itself?
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RE: Oneida Bows and drop away rests
Good question. I would say to look at a rest like the trap door.
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