Quick Tune 360
 

Anybody use this rest. Do you like it? Looks kinda like a cheaper version of
the hostage.

RE: Quick Tune 360
 

I used it last season, not bad but the brushes do get worn out and they don't sell replacements, however after contacting NAP, they sent me new ones yesterday free of charge. The rest was noisy during the draw to begin with so I lowered the bottom piece a hair so the arrow wasn't tight to the upper brushes when I drew back but it was snug enough that it wouldn't fall off either. Also put moleskin on plastic pad that the arrow sits on. All in all it's a good rest imo, but you got check it for wear if you shoot alot.

RE: Quick Tune 360
 

Thanks Sooner, i might try one for next year

RE: Quick Tune 360
 

thumbs down. i went through all the revisions and it had more problems than what its worth for me. i switched to blazers through my wizger bizzcut and im happier. after that just get a drop away.

RE: Quick Tune 360
 

What was wrong with it?

RE: Quick Tune 360
 

ttt

RE: Quick Tune 360
 

bottom post broke easily. arrow can fall between. fletching contact if not set up properly. were all looking for the next great rest but i went back to the bizcut. i may try a drip:D away this year. i just cant get the bizcut to group like my old fork rest but up to 25 yards its the best hunting rest. i just miss the accuracy i had out to 35 and 40 yards that i cant get with the bixcut.

RE: Quick Tune 360
 

Is the bottom post a plunger?

RE: Quick Tune 360
 

It's an adjustable aluminum post (guessyou couldcall it a plunger),the part the arrow actually sits on is hard plastic, I put moleskin on it to make it quiet.

RE: Quick Tune 360
 

So it depresses downward from the pressureof the released arrow?