Greg I just purchased an 07 Bowtech guardian will the MZE fit and if so which one. I have been shooting a Muzzy on my Dartons ever since they first came out. Never one problem not one in fact I still have the first one on my hunting setup. My Bowtech dealer recomends the dropzone for this bow but I still love the ZE

royak,

There is currently NOT a Zero Effect that will work with either the Guardian or any of the new roller-guard bows; however, I spent some time this morning on the phone with the inventor of the rest talking about different possibilities, and he thinks he can have a working prototype ready by next week.

Thanks Greg I am looking forward to them coming out with one. I have tried a lot of rests in my 40 some years in archery but the Ze is by far the best

Greg I have a question I just purchased a guardian on line but do not have the owners manual. I have been trying to access the bowtech site but cannot get on do you have any idea what the problem is. I seem to remember that you can download a manual from their site.

Greg maybe I am missunderstanding you,but I have installed a MZE on a Mathews switchback,it is a couple years old and it works nice on that bow(a friend of mine).

The Bowtech roller guards are different than the roller guards on the Mathews.

I see,thank's Geronimo.

Greg, Is the draw cycle (or speed)affected in any way by the extra dragfrom the MZE arm on the cable slide and how does the cable slide compare to the stock slide on an 2007 Black Ice?

Sorry for the confusion, drstalker... I was meaning the new Bowtechs with the roller guards.

I just accessed them with no problem. Maybe you have already done this... but they're at www.bowtecharchery.com First, click on the large "Bowtech" square in the upper-left, then click on "2008 Products", which is the second-to-top hotlink that appears on the left. The last link within that subcategory is "downloads"... All the owner's manuals are available there in a PDF format dating from this year's all the way back to 2001.

There is absolutely no extra drag created by using the MZE's cable slide; the Muzzy slide is teflon, and if anything would perhaps be even better than the stock plastic slide.

Thanks again Greg!