Whisker Biscuit accuracy past 20 yards.......WAY past
02-05-2008, 06:59 PM
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RE: Whisker Biscuit accuracy past 20 yards.......WAY past
ORIGINAL: loogout1
I dont care what kind of rest he's shooting, impressive none the less.
I dont care what kind of rest he's shooting, impressive none the less.
As someone on here explained to me when I questioned the WB. The arrow is attached to the string until the very end anyway, so whether you have a drop away or a containment could be very subjective since the string would act on the arrow and convey any form problems.
02-05-2008, 07:01 PM
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RE: Whisker Biscuit accuracy past 20 yards.......WAY past
dude he was wrong...and admitted it. What are you trying to prove?
02-05-2008, 07:02 PM
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RE: Whisker Biscuit accuracy past 20 yards.......WAY past
ORIGINAL: TEmbry15
dude he was wrong...and admitted it. What are you trying to prove?
ORIGINAL: atlasman
Where are ya Matt??
ORIGINAL: Rob/PA Bowyer
That'd be Matt/TN.
ORIGINAL: atlasman
Who's the HNI member that said the WB wasn't accurate past 20 yards?
Who's the HNI member that said the WB wasn't accurate past 20 yards?
Where are ya Matt??
Nothing........I didn't even know who said it. Just wondering. This thread has nothing to do with Matt. I would be interested in his opinion of the video though.
Relax.
02-05-2008, 07:02 PM
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RE: Whisker Biscuit accuracy past 20 yards.......WAY past
Atlas, that's funny, I saw that rest and the video and thought the same thing. So which is it? Support the arrow as long as possible or get it off as quick as possible? I'm so confused.
02-05-2008, 07:09 PM
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RE: Whisker Biscuit accuracy past 20 yards.......WAY past
ORIGINAL: Alex Burns
It's simple Tembry. I've been reading this board for years and its blatantly apparent that he has a huge self esteem problem. he must not have any support or encouragement from his home life.
dude he was wrong...and admitted it. What are you trying to prove?
LOL
Glad you know so much about me because Iknow nothing about you...........except a video of a guy shooting a WB induced youinto a classless boutof personal insults.
Grow up.
02-05-2008, 07:11 PM
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Dominant Buck
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RE: Whisker Biscuit accuracy past 20 yards.......WAY past
Biscuit Facts:
William Tell was abiscuit user (prototype).
Rumor has it the Pope does quality control for Carolina Archery Products on the side.
It's projected that every bow in America will sport one by 3023.
They've been to space......and one special biscuit was responsible for the newly released tapes concerning the Natalie Holloway case.
American Heroes........all biscuits.
Pillsbury stole the name from CAP.
WB endorsed Hillary Clinton.
William Tell was abiscuit user (prototype).
Rumor has it the Pope does quality control for Carolina Archery Products on the side.
It's projected that every bow in America will sport one by 3023.
They've been to space......and one special biscuit was responsible for the newly released tapes concerning the Natalie Holloway case.
American Heroes........all biscuits.
Pillsbury stole the name from CAP.
WB endorsed Hillary Clinton.
02-05-2008, 07:18 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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RE: Whisker Biscuit accuracy past 20 yards.......WAY past
Honestly, that is some very impressive shooting and shows the Biscuit can be consistent.
I still don't like them and won't use one though.
I still don't like them and won't use one though.
02-05-2008, 07:20 PM
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RE: Whisker Biscuit accuracy past 20 yards.......WAY past
ORIGINAL: loogout1
Atlas, that's funny, I saw that rest and the video and thought the same thing. So which is it? Support the arrow as long as possible or get it off as quick as possible? I'm so confused.
Atlas, that's funny, I saw that rest and the video and thought the same thing. So which is it? Support the arrow as long as possible or get it off as quick as possible? I'm so confused.
It is guidance that is referred to as needed as long as possible but what is not wanted is for the rest to still have contact after the string lets go,as the wb does.This is an UNFORGIVING scenario,doesn't necessarily equate to ACCURACY,the 2 are toatlly different things.
This guy does proves the mostimportant part of any shooting equation is the person behind the bow.He is a good shot with good form and release.He could do the same thing with a prong rest with fletching contact as long as all the fletched arrows were hitting the rest the same way.BUT,I don't think any of us would think that would be a forgiving setup.
Dave cousins has put arrows on his rest(spring steel)upside down to prove this.
I am not saying the rest doesn't do it's intended job accurately,but it isn't a forgiving rest and it isn't easy to tune in my experience,I always had to adjust something from where it SHOULD be to tune.
SO for those that love the rest,GREAT,quit trying to convert those of us that don't.
02-05-2008, 07:23 PM
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RE: Whisker Biscuit accuracy past 20 yards.......WAY past
ORIGINAL: Ratus
I find it funny
I find it funny
It's really more of a chat room then anything else these days.