Whisker biscuit malfunction
#1
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Joined: Feb 2008
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My whisker biscuit has recently experienced a catastrophic failure.........Has anyone experienced this or maybe I should ask "Is this common?".........I've been thinking about a drop away rest for a little while and am thinking this might be the time to make the transition instead of replacing the busted parts of my biscuit......Its either $20 to fix or $110 to replace with new rest......If the biscuits are prone to breaking, I'll make the jump. So speak up.......
#3
The WB expert of the free worldlives in Western NY. You just missed him int he forums by a couple weeks, though.
Honestly....I've never heard of anyone having a problem with one "breaking"....and I'm not the biggest WB fan in the US
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Honestly....I've never heard of anyone having a problem with one "breaking"....and I'm not the biggest WB fan in the US
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#4
ORIGINAL: GMMAT
The WB expert of the free worldlives in Western NY. You just missed him int he forums by a couple weeks, though.
Honestly....I've never heard of anyone having a problem with one "breaking"....and I'm not the biggest WB fan in the US
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The WB expert of the free worldlives in Western NY. You just missed him int he forums by a couple weeks, though.
Honestly....I've never heard of anyone having a problem with one "breaking"....and I'm not the biggest WB fan in the US
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#6
Never heard of one breaking either...but I also would shoot off the shelf before I put one of those things on!
Go with the drop-away! QAD Hunter is like $50.00.
Go with the drop-away! QAD Hunter is like $50.00.
#7
ORIGINAL: GMMAT
It wasn't a shot, Bruce. It was a joke. Get over yourself.
If he were still here that's EXACTLy where I'd steer this gentleman.
It wasn't a shot, Bruce. It was a joke. Get over yourself.
If he were still here that's EXACTLy where I'd steer this gentleman.
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#10
I have installed several biscuits for friends and nobody around here has had a problem. I shot them for a few years and came to believe that they are probably one of the most reliable and tough rests on the market. I changed when I wanted to shoot 3d out at ranges over 50 yards. I think the bihscuit is fine for 40 and under. Most of the guys I help around here don't shoot except right before bow season. Then the bow goes in the closet after gun season opens.So, I like the biscuit. ...but I shoot a trophy taker.


