Arthur's original post pretty much summed up my thoughts. I'm currently shooting a drop away on my 3-D bow. Haven't been for very long, but I've had no problems with it nor do I know of anyone who has. HOWEVER, the fact that it's accuracy or even simply it's ability to function depends on moving parts that must work the same every time, there's potential for it to fail eventually. Not something I want on my hunting bow.

I recently set up one of the new quick loading biscuits with the B2 bristles on my hunting bow. I think I gave up about 3 fps, but I can't see anyone loosing 30? Must be something seriously wrong there. Didn't notice any difference in my pin gap at all. I have noticed that Easton's factory vanes are a little on the soft side and even with the new softer bristles I'm about due to replace them. Feathers that will fold out of the way through the biscuit or stiffer aftermarket vanes should hold up just fine.