vital bow gear..
11-01-2006, 08:49 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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vital bow gear..
anyone use a Vital Bow Gear "kaz A way"(SP) drop away rest?? looking for a good solid drop away for next year...this one sounds good..says it holds the arrow and then releases and drops out of the way...looks kinda funky but maybe its the rest were all searching for? anyone use it? read some reviews and all of them liked it...i just stumbled upon it looking at VBG sights i want for next year....anyone?? just curious..thanx
and i believe thats the last piece to my bow make over...got the sites, string, peep figured out.....want to get a better stabilizer too...but rest is the last biggie....then i can start saving and shop when the snows gone!
and i believe thats the last piece to my bow make over...got the sites, string, peep figured out.....want to get a better stabilizer too...but rest is the last biggie....then i can start saving and shop when the snows gone!
11-02-2006, 01:19 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: vital bow gear..
A friend of mine uses one and he LOVESit. Your arrow will never fall off the rest.
Also, the name of the company has been changed to Vital Gear, because they are now making fiber optics for guns.
Also, the name of the company has been changed to Vital Gear, because they are now making fiber optics for guns.
11-02-2006, 07:50 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: vital bow gear..
My son has been using one and he loves it. He likes to hold his bow upside down with the arrow still on the rest and ask me if mine can do that. Of course shooting a trophy taker I can't. Anyway he has had very good luck with it and it seemed to tune very easy for him.
11-02-2006, 10:30 AM
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RE: vital bow gear..
awesome..thats what i was lookin for! think that will be my rest on the bow next year after the bow make over...thanx guys!! i think Vital Gear is a sleeper company...dont hear much about them but i love the ideas they have!!
11-02-2006, 10:51 AM
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RE: vital bow gear..
I have used their rest for years now! I have the Ultimate drop away on my Hoyt, back up bow. I now have a Kaz Away on my Bowtech that I bought from Kaz! I have never had problems with either rest!
The sights are by far the brightest sights out there. Simple and light weight!
Kaz owns a bow shop here in S.E. Wisconsin and he gave VBG a few tips on how to make the old rest better, they listened, hence the Kaz-Away. I bought mine the week they came out! I guess they made more improvements since then!
Go for it, you won't be disappointed!
The sights are by far the brightest sights out there. Simple and light weight!
Kaz owns a bow shop here in S.E. Wisconsin and he gave VBG a few tips on how to make the old rest better, they listened, hence the Kaz-Away. I bought mine the week they came out! I guess they made more improvements since then!
Go for it, you won't be disappointed!
11-02-2006, 03:07 PM
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RE: vital bow gear..
thanx bowhuntingfool. i think im definently going with their sights and rest. i know i want a star track sight. that looks to be the ultimate sight..and the kaz away sounds like the ultimate rest. i think my rig will be sweeeeeet come next season!! not that itll help me kill a buck
but ill have the sweetest setup out there
..maybe the bucks will think its an awesome setup bow and want to come see first hand...ahhaaha
but ill have the sweetest setup out there..maybe the bucks will think its an awesome setup bow and want to come see first hand...ahhaaha
