Kind of funny. I have no problems with you guys using a drop away but I will never again use one!

rick

ive sat in rain and freezing rain with mine and never had a problem...i love mine!

No opinion. Never owned one. I havethe Ripcord drop away.

I agree with Rob. I am not for or against the WB but I will NOT use one again.

I use a Trophy Taker Pronghorn drop away and am happy with it.
The WB isjust not for me.Obviously, there is fletching contact (which could cause tuning issues) and a frequently reported loss of speed with the WB.
I thinka WB might be useful on a kids bow, for the full containment, help them keep the arrow on the rest.

Ok, I said that I thought drop away rests were better but now that I set up my WB with the Easy eye laser tuner I shoot as good with my 82nd with QAD rest as I do with my tomkat and the WB.

Frank

I have used the Whisker Biscuit in the past and have had no problems with it. But I do believe thatyou canachievesuperior accuracy with a drop away arrow rest.

Like I've said before, if you shoot an arrow with 4" vanesthrough the biscuit enough, it can/will become wavey. However it "does not" effect my accuracy at all. I'm not BS'ing, or I wouldn't have posted this pic. Again, I've also NEVER had a vane come off.



Wavey is an easy fix!

All I have used is a WB. I shoot often, and eventually it peels the fletchingon my arrows. As far as accuracy, I have no problems.