Does anyone use this or heard any thing about it. I was thinking about tryin it. Please let me know what you think of it.

I've been shooting this rest for a few months now and I love it. Much like a Whisker Biscuit, the QT360 is a full containment rest so once your arrow is loaded you never have to worry about it falling off at an inopportune time. Plus unlike the WB you don't have to worry about fletching contact, or more importantly fletching wear. Although the new Biscuit is a lot better than the original, there are still some fletchings on the market that will wrinkle and distort after being shot through it a few times.

IMO the QT360 is a great hunting rest and I plan on putting it to the test this coming weekend.

i got one but had problems already. the top posts worn thru the shrink wrap coating as well as wear on the bottom teflon tape. i set it up according to directions and initially got tight groups much better than my biscuit. it soon went out the window. i called nap and they sent me an upgraded bottom post and told me to set the clearance from the top posts to credit card thickness. with my hunting season starting this saturday i put the whisker biscuit back on. im not feeling good about the 360 rest but im gonna give it a try after the season is over. i feel they could have tested this rest a little better before selling it to the public. i dont like being a crash-test dummy. ive used nap products in the past such as spitfires and scorpions but after this i think im done.

I can see your reasoning behind the poor design of the initial post cap, but you have to give them at least some measure of credit for noticing the problem and correcting it. Not to mention sending out free post cap upgrades to anyone who had already purchased the rest. And to be honest with you, I had a few hundred shots through the rest with the "old" style cap and didn't have any wear to speak of yet.

As for the teflon wearing through on the arms - you can't really blame the company when the rest is set up wrong. Once you set the arms and cap right the rest shoots great but keep in mind it's designed as a hunting rest, certainly not the most accurate one in the world, much like the WB.

In any case - to each their own. I like the rest and I'll be hunting with it until I find something better.