Ripcord arrow rest
 

Anyone who use a Ripcord,,,do you shoot odd vane up or down.

RE: Ripcord arrow rest
 

Yes and love it. Odd vane up!

RE: Ripcord arrow rest
 

Most all of the Dropaways are made to be shot cock vane up.

Dan

RE: Ripcord arrow rest
 

Yeah,thats the way I have always shot,,I just started setting up the Ripcord last night and it looks like the up vane is going to hit the retaining bar,,,,I have not shot it yet.

RE: Ripcord arrow rest
 

I use a ripcord and currently use FOB's, but before that it was cock vane up. As far as yours looking like it is going to hit the retaining bar, you will just have to try it and see, with out looking at mine, does that bar have a vertical adjustment on it?

RE: Ripcord arrow rest
 

Yeah,,it has a spacer,,but it is already in there.

RE: Ripcord arrow rest
 

Man,,,,,how tall is your fletching? My FOB's are 1" dia. which means they stick out a little less than a half inch from the arrow and I don't think mine is even close to hitting the bar, I will look at mine tonight.

RE: Ripcord arrow rest
 

Have it, love it. No clearance problems with my Quickspin Speed Hunters.

I needed to add a couple of layers of moleskin on the shelf but it's whisper quiet now.

RE: Ripcord arrow rest
 

I have one on my Cardiac. I shoot blazers mostly and had some contact with the cock vane up and in the down position as well. I just rotated the cock vane to the outside a little and it shoots great. I used my dremmel and cut about 1/4 inch off the top of the prongs to help with clearance issues and I now have no problems at any position.

RE: Ripcord arrow rest
 

You don't need the retainer bar on it. You would have to turn your bow upside down to loose the arrow without it. We have been using them for several years and love them. Only problem I have seen is that guys are setting them up wrong. They tie them in to short and the rest is not able to fall away properly.