Best Fall Away Rest For 2" Blazer Vanes
12-13-2007 | 12:11 PM
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Best Fall Away Rest For 2" Blazer Vanes
I am trying to convert from the hostage arrow rest to a fall away or drop away style rest. I use 2" Blazer vanes and I am hoping someone can give me a little direction on what the best rest would be for my particular vanes.
12-13-2007 | 12:47 PM
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RE: Best Fall Away Rest For 2" Blazer Vanes
I have to orient the cock vane differently when switching between Carbon Force and a/c/c's (3-71's) due to clearance issues with my allegiance cables.
I'm switching to 4" vanes for 3D.....and 4 or 5" feathers for hunting, next year. The Blazers are durable enough.....but I'm not sure I'm getting the advantage they offer out of them at the distances I shoot.
I'm switching to 4" vanes for 3D.....and 4 or 5" feathers for hunting, next year. The Blazers are durable enough.....but I'm not sure I'm getting the advantage they offer out of them at the distances I shoot.
12-13-2007 | 12:50 PM
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RE: Best Fall Away Rest For 2" Blazer Vanes
ORIGINAL: GMMAT
I have to orient the cock vane differently when switching between Carbon Force and a/c/c's (3-71's) due to clearance issues with my allegiance cables.
I'm switching to 4" vanes for 3D.....and 4 or 5" feathers for hunting, next year. The Blazers are durable enough.....but I'm not sure I'm getting the advantage they offer out of them at the distances I shoot.
I have to orient the cock vane differently when switching between Carbon Force and a/c/c's (3-71's) due to clearance issues with my allegiance cables.
I'm switching to 4" vanes for 3D.....and 4 or 5" feathers for hunting, next year. The Blazers are durable enough.....but I'm not sure I'm getting the advantage they offer out of them at the distances I shoot.
12-13-2007 | 12:57 PM
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I'd still use the QAD I'm using now. No vane issues.....no matter which vanes I'm using (with the rest).
My point was....I had issues with the BLAZERS v. other equipment.
My point was....I had issues with the BLAZERS v. other equipment.
12-13-2007 | 01:03 PM
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RE: Best Fall Away Rest For 2" Blazer Vanes
If I tell you this is the best it is! Trophy Ridge drop aways they all work about the same (Perfect). Run about one hundred... All I shoot are 2" blazers...
I wouldn't give you a nickle for a drop zone, same for a MZE.
IMHO the best drop awayI have used and/ or testedis the Trophy taker Xtreme FC.I also like the Ripcord quite a bit. Both are built like a tank.
12-13-2007 | 01:06 PM
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I wouldn't give you a nickle for a drop zone, same for a MZE.
IMHO the best drop awayI have used and/ or testedis the Trophy taker Xtreme FC.I also like the Ripcord quite a bit. Both are built like a tank.
If I tell you this is the best it is! Trophy Ridge drop aways they all work about the same (Perfect). Run about one hundred... All I shoot are 2" blazers...
I wouldn't give you a nickle for a drop zone, same for a MZE.
IMHO the best drop awayI have used and/ or testedis the Trophy taker Xtreme FC.I also like the Ripcord quite a bit. Both are built like a tank.
