Drop a way mania
#1
todays bowhunting craze is drop a way rests im planing on getting one for my LH 2004 Lx. Does anyone have any suggestions on what i should get. Now remember mathews dont have a normal roller guard u have to use the kind that attach to the string. All yur suggestion would appreciated
#2
Joined: Feb 2004
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From: Inverness, MS
I've never noticed a benefit in my shooting. But IF I were going to put one on today, it would be Trophy Ridge Dropzone.
I've tried the Trophy Taker and the NAP Quicktune.. Both were great, but I noticed no increase in accuracy.
I hear the Muzzy Zero Effect is very good, but dang that thing is ugly
I've tried the Trophy Taker and the NAP Quicktune.. Both were great, but I noticed no increase in accuracy.
I hear the Muzzy Zero Effect is very good, but dang that thing is ugly
#3
Joined: Sep 2003
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From: Maine
I agree with DC that the DZ is a rest that should not be overlooked. It was simple to set up, is consistent and quiet. I've been shooting it a year and a half and have had no issues to date with it.
#5
Lx, you just opened up a huge can of worms with this one. 
I have used the NAP Quick Tune 4000, TR Drop Zone and currently use the QAD Ultra Rest. I have also setup a Trophy Taker on my friend's bow. I think all of them are very nice. The QT4000 is probably out because it uses a cable slide as does the Muzzy ZE. I picked the QAD because of the total containment it offers. I don't have to worry about my arrow falling off of the rest when stalking or drawing back. I had to increase the spring pressure to make sure it moved out of the way faster but that only took 20 minutes.

I have used the NAP Quick Tune 4000, TR Drop Zone and currently use the QAD Ultra Rest. I have also setup a Trophy Taker on my friend's bow. I think all of them are very nice. The QT4000 is probably out because it uses a cable slide as does the Muzzy ZE. I picked the QAD because of the total containment it offers. I don't have to worry about my arrow falling off of the rest when stalking or drawing back. I had to increase the spring pressure to make sure it moved out of the way faster but that only took 20 minutes.
#6
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 532
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From: Sweet Valley Pa. USA
Yes the drop away is the craze these days and that why I went to a Deluxe Biscuit rest. My accuracy was not any better with the drop away rests then with the Biscuit and it is fool proof. K.I.S.S.


