davepjr71

I'd like to play with a bow that is hard to tune to see what the problem is myself. I had a split limb single cam Bear that had centershot tuning issues even with a TM rest. Maybe I've just been lucky that the Allegiance tunes so well.

western outdoors

I've used theQAD Hunter rest ($50) on two bows, the original Bear Truth and now the Bear Truth 2. Not the fastest bows on the market, but still very fast. All I've ever used to tuneis a cheap center shot tool. Both bows were shooting bullet holes on the very first shot. I think that says something positive both about QAD rest and the Bear bows. They are solid products.

bigcountry

From my experience, they seem to like binary cams. But then others said just the opposite. I know I like the features of the QAD much better than the ripcord. I can tell this ripcord is going to annoy me where if I let down on an animal, so is the rest. Where the QAD will not.

Doe Dumper

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QAD Ultra user here. Love it. My first drop away. has been a flawless hunting rest.
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davepjr71

The QAD's seem to like my binary cam so I'd agree with that. That's a shame that the QAD will not work for you. My buddy has a drop away with just the fork and I can't tell you how many times I've had to reposition the arrow for him when he goes to let down and it kicks off.