What arrowrest do you use.
06-02-2005, 01:50 PM
#21
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Illinois
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RE: What arrowrest do you use.
I just looked them up. For $50 I don't think I could go wrong. I was looking into a drop away, but had a hard time justifying spending $100+ . I'll have to pick one up and start playing with it.
06-02-2005, 07:39 PM
#22
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Location: Northern Illinoise
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RE: What arrowrest do you use.
The only suggestion I can make is if you're going to keep using the 4" QuikSpins fletch them with a very, very slight offset. The tolerances on the 360* rest are super tight and fletching clearance can be an issue if they're too far offset. My 2.25" vanes just arrived in the mail today so I'll be shooting them by this weekend.
06-02-2005, 07:41 PM
#23
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Florida
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RE: What arrowrest do you use.
For those of you who are looking for a rest similar to the biscuit without the fletching contact and aren't already familiar with the NAP QuikTune360, you should really look into it.
you also aught to check into APA its a smaller company I think but it makes an awesome rest. nock it forget it yet no fletch contact.
you also aught to check into APA its a smaller company I think but it makes an awesome rest. nock it forget it yet no fletch contact.
06-02-2005, 09:49 PM
#25
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RE: What arrowrest do you use.
The only suggestion I can make is if you're going to keep using the 4" QuikSpins fletch them with a very, very slight offset. The tolerances on the 360* rest are super tight and fletching clearance can be an issue if they're too far offset.
06-02-2005, 10:34 PM
#26
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RE: What arrowrest do you use.
I am trying a rip cord drop away, and the trophy taker drop away as well. Both are excellent drop aways. Between the two I am starting to like the rip cord the best because it cradles the arrrow in its forks and is almost inpossible to have your arrow fall off when hunting. Here's a link to what the Rip Cord looks like..... [link]http://www.mountain-archery.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=1365[/link]
06-02-2005, 11:27 PM
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RE: What arrowrest do you use.
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Status: offline RE: What arrowrest do you use. (in reply to longrifle1000)
I just looked them up. For $50 I don't think I could go wrong. I was looking into a drop away, but had a hard time justifying spending $100+ . I'll have to pick one up and start playing with it.
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Status: offline RE: What arrowrest do you use. (in reply to longrifle1000)
I just looked them up. For $50 I don't think I could go wrong. I was looking into a drop away, but had a hard time justifying spending $100+ . I'll have to pick one up and start playing with it.
06-03-2005, 02:10 AM
#29
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Oakland Md. USA
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RE: What arrowrest do you use.
I still use my good ole Star Hunter Rest. I have bought several drop away rests
and liked the ripcord the best for drop aways. I just find myself going back to
the ole trusty Star Hunter that I have confidence in.
and liked the ripcord the best for drop aways. I just find myself going back to
the ole trusty Star Hunter that I have confidence in.
