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Has your drop away ever failed?
#21
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Greensboro NC USA
Posts: 352
RE: Has your drop away ever failed?
Not sure if "failed" is the right word or not, but a couple of times it dropped slowly. Can't make it do it again, though. Maybe it was damp??
Anyway, I thought of switching for that reason, but that was 2 seasons ago, and no problems since.
QAD Ultra
Anyway, I thought of switching for that reason, but that was 2 seasons ago, and no problems since.
QAD Ultra
#25
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Harford Co Maryland USA
Posts: 4,966
RE: Has your drop away ever failed?
I bought a NAP quicktune 2000 in early 2003 to put on the Razortec I bought at the same time. It has performed flawlessly ever since and I see no reason to fix what ain't broken!
#26
RE: Has your drop away ever failed?
I guess I am surprised. I know of several dropaway failures and have experienced them myself, but didn't expect to see a 12% rate of failure among our posters here in HNI.
What I find interesting is that if a certain design of bow, or arrow, or release had a 12% rate of failure among users, no one would buy it even if it was the "cool" thing to have.................
What I find interesting is that if a certain design of bow, or arrow, or release had a 12% rate of failure among users, no one would buy it even if it was the "cool" thing to have.................
#27
RE: Has your drop away ever failed?
ORIGINAL: thehairlessone
Thanks guys. I will start looking this weekend I have a feeling. I am adding the muzzy rest to my list.
I am now considering the trophy taker, ripcord and muzzy
rick
Thanks guys. I will start looking this weekend I have a feeling. I am adding the muzzy rest to my list.
I am now considering the trophy taker, ripcord and muzzy
rick