Best Drop-Away for Hoyts
#1
Best Drop-Away for Hoyts
i was going to get the QAD Ultra-Rest but it wont work because of the wrist guard being there and the string wont let the rest go down when you shoot it. So i was wondering what drop-aways work well with hoyts.
#3
RE: Best Drop-Away for Hoyts
I love my limbdriver...after I get over the fact that it isn't full containment....if you aren't worried about full containment, I don't see how any drop away could outperform the limbdriver. There are plenty that work great though, I just like having nothing tied into my cables...probably doesn't hurt anything, just a mental thing...
#4
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: USA
Posts: 868
RE: Best Drop-Away for Hoyts
Limb Driver
Although it is not full containment, I have never had an issue with the arrow falling off the rest. I just hook my index finger over the arrow when I am stalking and move it before shooting. The fact that the LD remains flat to the arrow shelf when not drawn makes this quite easy to do.
Although it is not full containment, I have never had an issue with the arrow falling off the rest. I just hook my index finger over the arrow when I am stalking and move it before shooting. The fact that the LD remains flat to the arrow shelf when not drawn makes this quite easy to do.
#6
RE: Best Drop-Away for Hoyts
ORIGINAL: TEmbry
I love my limbdriver...after I get over the fact that it isn't full containment....if you aren't worried about full containment, I don't see how any drop away could outperform the limbdriver. There are plenty that work great though, I just like having nothing tied into my cables...probably doesn't hurt anything, just a mental thing...
I love my limbdriver...after I get over the fact that it isn't full containment....if you aren't worried about full containment, I don't see how any drop away could outperform the limbdriver. There are plenty that work great though, I just like having nothing tied into my cables...probably doesn't hurt anything, just a mental thing...
The new containment arms this year, which will be available very soon will make this rest even more attractive to Hunters.
Personally I've never had a problem with the rest as is, but I will test the new arm to see what I think of it.
Dan
#7
RE: Best Drop-Away for Hoyts
I have a Limbdriver on my Vectrix. It works exceptionally well. The containment thing has been a mental issue with me, but I have never had the containment thing be a problem, hunting or otherwise. The LD is an outstanding rest!
#9
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Illinois
Posts: 330
RE: Best Drop-Away for Hoyts
ORIGINAL: wis_rifle_hunter
i was going to get the QAD Ultra-Rest but it wont work because of the wrist guard being there and the string wont let the rest go down when you shoot it. So i was wondering what drop-aways work well with hoyts.
i was going to get the QAD Ultra-Rest but it wont work because of the wrist guard being there and the string wont let the rest go down when you shoot it. So i was wondering what drop-aways work well with hoyts.