the biscuit part itself is what I am referring too, not the housing ..(replacing)

If you have the Hostage Pro you can adjust that

Dan

Shed

The wisker part of the biscuit will take a lot of wear.. One thing about a WB is that it forced me to properly tune my bow which has improved my groupings.. For the first 2 years of not, and then learning to tune, my wiskers would bend and break from the fletching hitting the wiskes at the wrong angle.. I have since replaced the whisker portion and now that my bow is tuned and stays tuned, wiskers don't bend or break and I expect this rest to not wear over a long,longtime.. Will no doubt replace my bow first.

FYI, I have blasers..

In a nutshell, the wear isn't a problem, and if it is, the prolem is not the rest but an un tuned bow.

Cheers.

One of my Biscuits is 3 years old with no signs of needing replacing anytime soon but my hunting rigs don't get any more than 1000 or so shots a year through any one of them.

I think the wear on any rest of this type is related to how well your Bow is in tune, as well as how much you shoot.

Let's face itnothing is wear proof with enough shots, and will wear even faster if your arrows are trying to go sideways through the rest[8D]

Dan

wat happens when u try to shoothelicals out of a wisker biskut

No problems.

My WB has probably... 3-5000 shots on it and it is still fine. I shot blazers and vanes of different sizes thru it, and never had a problem.

Derek

I used a WB for a few years---I liked it a lot other than the noise that came from my aluminum arrows as the temps decreased. It sounded like nails on a chalkboard. I shot great groups through the WB. I have been usinga drop-away rest for 4 years now and to be honest I am nota huge fan. I like simple things and may entertain the thought of going back to a WB if my Bemans will slide through it silently.

I voted other. To clarify, I use a WB, but if I every have the extra cash, I will probably change to a Hostage (which my son uses).