muzzy zero effect arrow rest
03-21-2003 | 03:18 PM
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Fork Horn
Joined: Feb 2003
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RE: muzzy zero effect arrow rest
benhuntin,
I put one on last year. Best thing I bought in a long time. It has made my bow even more forgiving, and allows me to shoot carbons with a tight helical. Very quiet, and it gave me about a 5fps increase in speed. I highly recommend it.
Charlie
I put one on last year. Best thing I bought in a long time. It has made my bow even more forgiving, and allows me to shoot carbons with a tight helical. Very quiet, and it gave me about a 5fps increase in speed. I highly recommend it.
Charlie
03-21-2003 | 04:53 PM
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Typical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Convoy Ohio USA
RE: muzzy zero effect arrow rest
I have been using one for two years now and I can' t imagine hunting without one. I love it. It looked like it would be hard to set up, but just follow the video they include and it is a breeze. I set mine up the first time and my first shot was a perfect bullethole. I picked up a few fps. also, and am now able to shoot a more aggresive helical vane set up. I now use it on my Q2 and it is a dream . Well worth the money. And I had to call Muzzy a few times to ask questions and they were so helpful.
03-31-2003 | 05:56 PM
#8
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Sweet Valley Pa. USA
RE: muzzy zero effect arrow rest
I used one last year on my Parker UL31. It was easy to set up and shot very well but I just could not get over the looks of the thing. Also I didn' t like that your arrow can slide across the bow shelf. I switched to a Trophy Taker Shakey Hunter and really love this rest. I replaced the factory arrow holder and bought a Quick Tune 4000 arrow holder and stuck it on the bow shelf. Now the bow can be turned 90 degrees without the arrow moving. The MZE did shoot very well but the Trophy Taker is much simpler and durable in my opinion.....
