NAP Quicktune Flipper Rest?
#2
RE: NAP Quicktune Flipper Rest?
Depends on your budget, and what kinda performance u want.. they work.. a drop away will be better, u can get a nap quicktune 2000 drop away for 50 bucks...of course i have seen the flipper rest on sale at dicks for 9.99 recently
#3
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Eveleth Minnesota USA
Posts: 134
RE: NAP Quicktune Flipper Rest?
ORIGINAL: Bloodsaw
Depends on your budget, and what kinda performance u want.. they work.. a drop away will be better, u can get a nap quicktune 2000 drop away for 50 bucks...of course i have seen the flipper rest on sale at dicks for 9.99 recently
Depends on your budget, and what kinda performance u want.. they work.. a drop away will be better, u can get a nap quicktune 2000 drop away for 50 bucks...of course i have seen the flipper rest on sale at dicks for 9.99 recently
I have not tried one but If it works like it claims i think it could be the best of both worlds. You have comlpete containment restplus a total dropaway that will fit all arrows. And no pain in the butt timing or tying in a cord like with most dropaways. let me know if you try one i am interested in knowing how well it works
#5
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Eastern PA USA
Posts: 1,398
RE: NAP Quicktune Flipper Rest?
Looks like a great idea, and I was thinking about trying one this year. I have yet to hear from anyone who has actually been able to buy and try one. I have "locked down" my setups for this year, so it will have to wait for a year to try one of these.[&:]
#7
RE: NAP Quicktune Flipper Rest?
It looks like NAP has modified the rest from it's original design. When I check Cabela's and other retailers they have the olds design. It appears that Keystone has the new design. I was hoping someone had tried it and could give a review.