I'm constantly amazed at the number of people who can't fletch an arrow properly. I use the standard offset from the factory on Beeman ICS hunters, and never have a problem with the vane ripping off. Lost 3fps, no accuracy, and had it tuned in half the time as any dropaway I've used. Line it up, group tune, and you're set. I've been shooting the same half dozen practice arrows since July or August, a few times a week every week, and the only vane damage was from other arrows. I did trim the back, but including that, the rest was set up in 45 minutes to the point where it hasn't been adjusted all season. I've seen people fool around that long with their cord alone on dropaways. I'm still shooting 5" 40 yard goups, which is as good as I shoot, even with the NAP2000, TT, and any of the prong rests I've owned. It just amazes me people have such difficulty, and/or have such clueless people fletching their arrows. My FACTORY FLETCHED arrows last thousands of shots!!

My Scorpion mechanicals and my Muzzys both shoot to the same point, or near enough I can't tell the difference.

I can hit any deer at much farther than I trust the deer to still be there when the arrow arrves, and I never have to give one single thought to my rest when hunting other than to nock an arrow and lay it on there as soon as I climb the tree.


If you need more than that out of a rest on your hunting bow, I can't help you