BowHunterChris

I was reading an older issue of Petersons bowhunter magazine. In there was an article about the Nap dropaway 2000 rest. Do any of you guys use them and what feedback do you have about them. I'm looking to get a new rest! Are dropaways better then shoot through style? What do you guys prefer?

CargoF16

I shoot the NAP 2000. It's a good rest: reliable, simple, easy to set up and rugged. The only thing I dont like about it is it's not micro-adjustable (that is the NAP 4000). I shoot 3D and hunt with my bow, most emphasis on hunting and the rest does fine for me.



Cargo

pdq 5oh

Chris, I had the 2000 and switched to the 4000 for the adjustments. At first I didn't feel the extra cost was justified. Now, after using the 4000, I feel it is. They're easy to set up & tune. Mine have worked flawlessly (I have 3).

Phil.
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6ptsika

I shot this rest for the past year, with no complaints. Easy to use, and there's really nothing to go wrong.
I probably would have bought the 4000 if I knew, just because of the ease in tuning with the micro adjustment. I would say that's worth the extra cash. Definitely a quality drop away rest with no unneccessary gimicks or parts.


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BowHunterChris

Well, after doing a little more research, I think I might just go with the 4000. Never heard anything bad about any of these rests. I'll check it out for sure. Thanks guys.

dick_cress

I have the NAP QT 4000 on my Mathews . . . I ain't changing unless it would be to a newer version of the same thing. And I gained 2fps in speed. No big deal but I drive tacks and am on my third dozen nocks.

Bowhunter

jamaltwy

hi,

I had the 2000 nice rest but it broke 3 times on me !!! It has a roll pin stop this broke and elongated the hole it was in.. contacted NAP about this they sent another rest to fix me up it broke too... then they sent me the 4000 for my troubles this has performed flawlessly!!!!!!!! Spend the extra money and get the 4000 its a drop away 3000 micro adjustable takes minutes to tune and durable...can' t say enough on mine now i have to try thier rest holder!!!

just my 2 cents!!!

dick_cress

I have the arrow holder on my FX and it is great. Mine came loose on one end and it was easily reattached using common Contact Cement. It even did great elk hunitng in November.

Great rest and great holder.

chip387

I have the 4000 and love it. easy tune, quiet, durable and allows me to shoot bullets with 5" helical vanes on my Havotec. I would go with the 4000 and you wont be disappointed.

jsager

I have the qt 2000 and it works great,wish i would have got the 4000 for the micro adjustment.maybe one of these days i' ll switch.