It has windage adjustments.





Your rest was setup poorly.


This confirms my earlier thoughts.........why are they adjusting your center shot after you are already shooting? It should have been done BEFORE you started shooting.

Durability has NEVER been a concern with this rest...........if anything it is considered pretty tough.


This totally convinces me your rest was totally botched on setup........your arrows were making contact with the outer ring (and who knows what else)..........Blazer vanes are almost impossible to warp, and definitely not in 1 shot..............and I don't think ANY rest in the world could damage all 3 Blazer vanes on an arrow in 1 shot.


No........get your bow setup properly and you will see.


I don't.

I never had any problems with a Whisker Biscuit. I used one on my old bow shooting XX78 Superslams and bought a new one when I bought a new bow . Yeah , the 4" fletching gets a little wavey . So what ! I refletched some arrows with blazers and put a dab of glue on the leading edge of each vane . Killed several deer with the WB setup . I am going to try a Drop Away just to see what it's like . If I don't like the Drop Away , i'll put the WB back on ........
Oh yeah , it slows your arrow down at least 3' per second . Speed is only important if you hit your target .

Cock feather was up, WB hole was larger than my arrow, Blazers were not hitting anything on the bow, it was center shot. I can't explain it either.

The rest was center shot before I tried it, we just center shot it again to make sure nothing was off.

I am not trying to nock the WB. I am just trying to figure out what went wrong. I know of many people who use them and love em.

I will give the WB another chance in two weeks prior to purchasing the Trophy Taker Pronghorn rest. Maybe I will get diff. results. I'll make sure I get a different tester bow with a diff. biscuit.

Thanks all.

mine are all in great condition. ive never had to redo my vanes or anything. i ove my wb.

I had the WB but was tired of re-fletching my biggest issue. loved everything else.
Ran across this link the other day and it may solve the re-fletching problem.

http://www.huntersfriend.com/catawba...est-review.htm

GC

When I installed my bisquit it paper tuned to perfect bullet holes in 6 shots. I also used a test arrow and fired it over 150 times and it had no damage whatsoever to the vanes. It had Bohning Blazers. One thing I did do when switching to a bisquit is switch to smoother finish shafts like Bemans and ACC since they make no noise on draw back. Your bisquit was 2 things, first it was not properly installed & squared off and secondly was the cheaper version. Buy the delux model and it has all the adjustment you need.

Wow - this looks like an awesome rest. Are there any mainstream sources for obtaining one? Thanks. Roskoe

This rest looks interesting, but it still doesn't address my only hick-up with the WB, noise during the draw.

I've seen this problem a million times working in several pro shops. I've seen more guys turn away from them due to this problem that all the guys I've seen that own one. I'd stay away from them. Most of the guys on this forum are either for them or against them...i'm against them...just seen way too many problems. I'd just say forget it if I was you.