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mobow

03-28-2006 08:16 PM

RE: Drop away rests

david, I don't doubt you my friend. But unfortunatley for Muzzy, that one bad experience will forever keep me away.

fufanu360

03-28-2006 08:21 PM

RE: Drop away rests

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ORIGINAL: drstalker

????Killbillies????I haven't had to tightnen mine after 100 shots?Where did that come from??Again I've had mine quite a long while now and it has passes the test of time.More like a few thousand shots past this rest. Archery Knowledge he he:D:D:D

i know people who have them and say you need to tighten everything up and check it very often... maybe their bow hoas more vibration er something

Len in Maryland

03-28-2006 09:17 PM

RE: Drop away rests

First, the MZE was designed by Joe Angeloni, who is a design engineer for a very prominent missle manufacturer. He's a very smart yankee. ;)

Next (for MOBO), we have installed a lot of MZEs on Hoyt UltraTecs with no problems concerning fletching interference. Of course, we have a few 'tricks' up our sleeve to guarantee this fact; but, they're usually not necessary on a UltraTec. The only problems that seem to be prominent at this time for the MZE is on the new Trykons and that problem is being addressed as we speak.

bowtech die hard

03-29-2006 12:09 AM

RE: Drop away rests

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ORIGINAL: mobowhuntr

Trophy Ridge Drop Zone. Shoot one, you'll see. ;)

enough said there.:D

Proff

03-29-2006 02:27 PM

RE: Drop away rests

" The only way that you will take away my Zero Effect is to pry it from my cold dead fingers!!!":DMan I haven't heard that term in a long time! Seriously, I have been using a ZE for years. I have one on my Outback, which is the 3rd bow that I have had one on now. I love it. Never ever a failure. Super easy to set up, and have never, ever had a problem with fletching clearance of nuts coming loose. It has been nothing but perfection for me. Every year I keep seeing more and more types come out, and I know that several others are great. But I have never had any desire to change. Its working for me so I am sticking with it.

burniegoeasily

03-29-2006 02:31 PM

RE: Drop away rests

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ORIGINAL: mobowhuntr

I just don't agree. In my experiences, which admittedly are limited, they don't drop fast enough and we always had contact with the arm. It was a pain in the butinsky to tune, which we never accomplished and it ended up in the trash.

Each has its own trick. I have set up a couple of different ones, and if you know the little tricks for the set up, they are a piece of cake. Muzzy has been the easiest rest I have yet to set up and tune. I simply love them

Kamil

03-29-2006 02:31 PM

RE: Drop away rests

trophy ridge dropzone

BOWTECHBO

03-29-2006 05:42 PM

RE: Drop away rests

TT Shakey Hunter...simple set up...no problems!!!

2footroper

03-29-2006 07:20 PM

RE: Drop away rests

QAD Camo Ultra. I love this rest.

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