Which rest do you prefer...dropaway or not?
07-13-2003 | 09:44 PM
#22
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: friendship, wi Wi USA
RE: Which rest do you prefer...dropaway or not?
Ok I am hearing every rest on the MARKET!!!!!!!!!! JESE!
I have picked up the Vital Bow Gear Fall Away Rest. I mean you can' t believe this, I have no words . . . 1st of all it is sooo silent you can hear your cams roll, 2nd it has a little lok that holds ur arrow whenever u pull ur arrow back from shooting. Hey take a look at this website, give it a look and if ur smart you' ll give it a chance. I am just trying to say, it is the # 1 seller and Vital Bow Gear is a brand New COmpany. Just trying to help u out bro
Brandon
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I have picked up the Vital Bow Gear Fall Away Rest. I mean you can' t believe this, I have no words . . . 1st of all it is sooo silent you can hear your cams roll, 2nd it has a little lok that holds ur arrow whenever u pull ur arrow back from shooting. Hey take a look at this website, give it a look and if ur smart you' ll give it a chance. I am just trying to say, it is the # 1 seller and Vital Bow Gear is a brand New COmpany. Just trying to help u out bro
Brandon
Team Mossy Oak
Widlife Research
Sims Vib. LAbs
Beman nc
Professional Staffer
07-24-2003 | 11:09 AM
#25
Nontypical Buck
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From: Harford Co Maryland USA
RE: Which rest do you prefer...dropaway or not?
I' m using the NAP 2000 quicktune dropaway. I like the fact that I can shoot with any style, length or fletching configuration and not have to concern myself with fletching contact.
08-03-2003 | 08:14 AM
#27
Nontypical Buck
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From: CT, USA
RE: Which rest do you prefer...dropaway or not?
Depends on the cam system.
On singlecam bows with some nock travel issues (i.e. notstraightline types) I find the added guidance of a conventional rest is superior.
On duals, Hybrids, and straightline types, drop-aways work well.
That said, after shooting drop-aways for a year or, I still prefer the extra guidance of a non-dropaway regardless of cam type. Despite all the advertising to the contrary I find conventional rests more forgiving, and some of the fall-aways can be a real pain in the butt to set-up. If they fail in the field for some reason, I' d rather just be able to slap on a new coventional rest, set the centershot, launcher height,spring tension & start shooting: which takes very little time.
I' m a fan of the NAP 1000 & 3000' s as well as the Golden Key Premier series.
On singlecam bows with some nock travel issues (i.e. notstraightline types) I find the added guidance of a conventional rest is superior.
On duals, Hybrids, and straightline types, drop-aways work well.
That said, after shooting drop-aways for a year or, I still prefer the extra guidance of a non-dropaway regardless of cam type. Despite all the advertising to the contrary I find conventional rests more forgiving, and some of the fall-aways can be a real pain in the butt to set-up. If they fail in the field for some reason, I' d rather just be able to slap on a new coventional rest, set the centershot, launcher height,spring tension & start shooting: which takes very little time.
I' m a fan of the NAP 1000 & 3000' s as well as the Golden Key Premier series.
08-04-2003 | 10:18 AM
#29
Joined: Jun 2003
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From: Newark, DE
RE: Which rest do you prefer...dropaway or not?
I just bought the QS Whisker Biscuit and put it on my bow in preperation for the Sept. 1 season here in DE. I was a bit skeptical switching away from my Gold Key but have been totaly pleased with my groups during practice. I cant wait to try it in a hunting situation.
08-12-2003 | 03:35 PM
#30
Fork Horn
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From: Southern MD USA
RE: Which rest do you prefer...dropaway or not?
I have the Tropy Ridge Drop Zone, Quite as a mouse, Easy to Tune... I am shooting Bullet holes in the paper every time... Real Sweet Rest Flawless other then the price, but I think it' s worth it... 