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When I deer hunt with my .243, I use a 3x9x40 Leupold which has had a heavy duplex reticle installed, it makes it easier to see the crosshairs at dusk...

If I were a target shooter, I might have a 6x24x50 scope with a fine crosshair installed, and a trigger set to a few ounces...

I shoot a WB and I shoot fingers, it just seems more natural to me...I'm a hunter, not a competition target shooter...

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Matt- here's the target from Vegas.

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Here we go with the WEENER BUMPING, nice post Washington even though it is hi- jacked[:@]

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Don't hate. ;)

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im happy with mine

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Geeeze, I hope thats enough pics. Sorry guys.My puter skills are not that great.

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Ive been useing the WB since my shop put it on the shelf(yrs ago)and have yet to find fault with it.The biggest thing Ive found out is most people that dont like them..A--never tried one..B--didnt have it set right for arrow and sizeand finaly..C-- just dont like it....

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Although I hunt with a wrist strap release, Dan....I don't see this discussion as any different than me posting up my results from 30 and 40 yds with that release aid.

But...it's no secret that most of the top archers in the world employ a thumb trigger or a BT release. Even though I use a wrist strap release.....I'm not shunned or threatened that this is simply the way it is. They use the releases they use for a reason. I assume they use the rests they use for a similar reason.

WB is probably on more bows than any other...hands down. It's a great hunting rest.

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Thanks...........last miss was with a NAP drop away. What a POS that thing was.