Bodoodle Zapper
#1
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Bodoodle Zapper
If you have any experience with this rest, please let me know:
Do you have the 300 or 400?
Do you like it?
Is it quiet?
easy to tune?
What arrow shaft and type fletch (ex- helical feathers) are you using?
Does it give adequate fletching clearance?
How accurate is it?
How is it' s arrow holding ability?
Thanks for any input you can give to the cause
Do you have the 300 or 400?
Do you like it?
Is it quiet?
easy to tune?
What arrow shaft and type fletch (ex- helical feathers) are you using?
Does it give adequate fletching clearance?
How accurate is it?
How is it' s arrow holding ability?
Thanks for any input you can give to the cause
#2
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: North East Illinois
Posts: 140
RE: Bodoodle Zapper
I will chime in, even though you know my experience.
I have the Zapper 300, and honestly I do like it. I was having a little trouble with it, but after some help here and a talk with the company, I think I may have the problem solved.
I am shooting CarbonAero Excel 400s with straight fletch. There does seem to be a slight heli, maybe 2 dg. There is no problem with vane clearence with mine. And, I can pretty much rotate the bow all the way around without the arrow falling off.
I have the Zapper 300, and honestly I do like it. I was having a little trouble with it, but after some help here and a talk with the company, I think I may have the problem solved.
I am shooting CarbonAero Excel 400s with straight fletch. There does seem to be a slight heli, maybe 2 dg. There is no problem with vane clearence with mine. And, I can pretty much rotate the bow all the way around without the arrow falling off.
#4
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 330
RE: Bodoodle Zapper
I shoot basically the same arrows as woody. I have the 400 and truely like it. I shot a nice 10 point this past fall at about 8-9 yards and felt comfortable with the arrow fully held in place. I drew at about 7 or 8 and he never heard it, so I guess it' s quiet enough. The guy who always sets up my equipment is an old friend who has been in the business 40+ years and he thinks they are pretty slick too. " If" there is any noise, it is cured with a little clear finger nail polish on the four stainless steel tips.