ripcord rest
#1
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Spike
Joined: Dec 2006
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Hey guys need some help here i got a ripcord arrow rest for my ally. Ilike it alot besides the god awful noise it makes when it slaps the shelf!! I put a piece of mole skin on the shelf but it really didnt really didnt help that much. Any ideas on how to make it a little quieter? Any help would be appreciated thanks
#3
Try to find some stick on foam at a hobby store or something. I have the same rest, have the same terrible noise and I am going to put a piece of stick on foam (the thin stuff) on the rest then cover that with the moleskin.
Should be pretty quiet after that.
Should be pretty quiet after that.
#6
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Harford Co. Maryland
I have the Ripcord rest. When I mounted it, I also bought a rubber arrow rest (which the arrow rests on when not at full draw) and it cures the "slap". It was about5$ butI can't remember the brand name of it.
#7
I have mine set up so it doesn't hit the shelf. It stops just above the shelf, no noise at all. I had the pro shop install it so there may be an adjustment to keep it from falling all the way. Good luck with it I love mine.
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Spike
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Cmon jimbo rack that brain!!
I was just lookin on there website and they said to try moving the rest up I am going to see if that will work. but then i will have to go through the tuning process again. Oh well gives me a reason to stay in the garage a little longer. (the wife is watching soaps). Thanks alot dish network for getting a 24 hour soap channel its a pain in the arse!!!!
I was just lookin on there website and they said to try moving the rest up I am going to see if that will work. but then i will have to go through the tuning process again. Oh well gives me a reason to stay in the garage a little longer. (the wife is watching soaps). Thanks alot dish network for getting a 24 hour soap channel its a pain in the arse!!!!
#9
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You may try backing it away from the shelf so it just barely clears it. That is how my Trophy Takers work. You can see a pic of it in the link as well as an arrow cradle I make and sell for fall away rests.
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#10
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I spoke a little too soon LOL. Not being familiar with the Ripcord rest when I posted, it sounds like you wouldn't have any need for an arrow cradle with this set-up, sorry bout that. Hopefully the first part of the post still helps.


