Hostage Pro Rest
02-05-2008 | 07:05 PM
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Boone & Crockett
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From: Michigan/Ohio
RE: Hostage Pro Rest
Kyle here is the thing about limb driver. Where I hunt I fear I am going to get the cable snag on something. Being I climb up 6 feet of river back I need a rest with less stuff on it.
It looks to me this rest is going to do what i want.I have looked attwo others
Flipper drop-away
Whammy Drop-Away
My choice would be the whammy, but no LH model being made.
From what I have witness with the flipper is it has morecontact with fletching than the WB[:@]and no LH models
It looks to me this rest is going to do what i want.I have looked attwo others
Flipper drop-away
Whammy Drop-Away
My choice would be the whammy, but no LH model being made.
From what I have witness with the flipper is it has morecontact with fletching than the WB[:@]and no LH models
02-05-2008 | 07:08 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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From: Jackson, Missouri
RE: Hostage Pro Rest
Thanks, Germ... that was in honor of you 
I'll check on the left-hand version for you... I started to say no, but that was the Crimson Trace laser grip I was thinking of.
02-05-2008 | 07:09 PM
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Boone & Crockett
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From: Michigan/Ohio
RE: Hostage Pro Rest
ORIGINAL: Greg / MO
I'd rather shoot my bag target.
I didn't hear a peep out ofa single onelying on the tables in our booth at the ATA show.
Anybody shoot one yet?
How noise is it?
I just realized you were dising me twice
Ok lets try this again
Does the rest make noticble noise when an arrow is drawn on the rest?
Has anybody shot an arrow with this rest?
02-05-2008 | 07:19 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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From: Jackson, Missouri
RE: Hostage Pro Rest
LOL... I'm STILL chuckling...
Like Pat said, they won't start shipping for a few more weeks. The product is ready, but there was a hold-up on packaging. I do plan on getting one though and putting it through its paces this summer.
I'm thinking of ordering another Allegiance and putting this rest on for my next elk-hunting trip.
Like Pat said, they won't start shipping for a few more weeks. The product is ready, but there was a hold-up on packaging. I do plan on getting one though and putting it through its paces this summer.
I'm thinking of ordering another Allegiance and putting this rest on for my next elk-hunting trip.
02-05-2008 | 07:22 PM
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Boone & Crockett
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From: Michigan/Ohio
RE: Hostage Pro Rest
ORIGINAL: Greg / MO
LOL... I'm STILL chuckling...
Like Pat said, they won't start shipping for a few more weeks. The product is ready, but there was a hold-up on packaging. I do plan on getting one though and putting it through its paces this summer.
I'm thinking of ordering another Allegiance and putting this rest on for my next elk-hunting trip.
LOL... I'm STILL chuckling...
Like Pat said, they won't start shipping for a few more weeks. The product is ready, but there was a hold-up on packaging. I do plan on getting one though and putting it through its paces this summer.
I'm thinking of ordering another Allegiance and putting this rest on for my next elk-hunting trip.
ROSS Cardiac
ROSS 337
Hoyt CyberTec
Elite GTO
If they make them LH[8D]
02-05-2008 | 07:54 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Southern MD
RE: Hostage Pro Rest
ORIGINAL: Germ
Kyle here is the thing about limb driver. Where I hunt I fear I am going to get the cable snag on something. Being I climb up 6 feet of river back I need a rest with less stuff on it.
Kyle here is the thing about limb driver. Where I hunt I fear I am going to get the cable snag on something. Being I climb up 6 feet of river back I need a rest with less stuff on it.
I bet you'll get one when they come out in treestand camo
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02-05-2008 | 07:56 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Minnesota
RE: Hostage Pro Rest
ORIGINAL: brucelanthier
Not pushing limbdriver and it looks like you have made up your mind but......I went through some pretty thick stuff a number of times this past season and even when cables (string, cables or limbdriver cable)did snag it was no problem. If the limbdriver is installed correctly the cable won't budge and nothing will bend. I had more trouble with my bow string snagging than the limbdriver because the bow string is on the "outside" and the limbdriver cable is on the "inside" (between riser and bowstring).
I bet you'll get one when they come out in treestand camo.
ORIGINAL: Germ
Kyle here is the thing about limb driver. Where I hunt I fear I am going to get the cable snag on something. Being I climb up 6 feet of river back I need a rest with less stuff on it.
Kyle here is the thing about limb driver. Where I hunt I fear I am going to get the cable snag on something. Being I climb up 6 feet of river back I need a rest with less stuff on it.
I bet you'll get one when they come out in treestand camo
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