Which rest do you prefer...dropaway or not?
#1
Thread Starter
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: New Jersey
Well, I' m picking up my Legacy on Saturday. I was wondering which rests you guys like. I' m not sure if I' m gonna go with a dropaway or a shoot-through. I know people like the Trophy ridge dropaway and with shoot throughs, I know people prefer the Nap 3000. I was just wondering though what everyone prefers!
#3
I really like the Power drop but you may want to check out that new TKO fall away that GKF has put up on the market I hear it is supposed to be a really good one for a very attractive price.
#7
Fork Horn
Joined: May 2003
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BoDoodle Pro 500 all the way. I thought you would have learned when i showed you up on the 3-d screen
.......Just kidding man, call me when you get your bow,we' ll scout on Thursday and shoot on Monday.
.......Just kidding man, call me when you get your bow,we' ll scout on Thursday and shoot on Monday.
#8
Though I always like to try new equipment and though I have yet to find any real fault with the variety of drop away designs on the market I still tend to prefer the traditional " shoot through" designs. I like the compactness, adjustability and lack of extraneous linkages found on the more traditional designs. Because of these reasons the MBG Trapdoor dropaway rest was my personal favorite when I used them.
Now I currently have a Golden Key Futura Golden Premier on one bow and a GKF Infiniti rest on the other. Both have performed flawlessly and I have no problems with fletching contact.
Now I currently have a Golden Key Futura Golden Premier on one bow and a GKF Infiniti rest on the other. Both have performed flawlessly and I have no problems with fletching contact.
#10
I' m currently using a Mathews prong rest on my Legacy. You can have it rigged either way, as a prong rest or a fall away! It gives you the flexibility to try both.


