Mobow, what your saying has merit too. In bad form, a spring steel rest can be a curse. If an average joe is torquing his bow, the rest is also torqued inherantly guiding the arrow to be untuned, the drop away, even torqued gets out of the way of said arrow.

With perfect form (obviously which most top shooters have), the rest becomes less of an equation of accuracy thusly, simplicities like a spring steel rest can be used, they are easy and simple. Those same target archers can be just as accurate with any other rest on the market.