What arrow rest and site and how do they work
06-30-2009 | 02:08 AM
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What arrow rest and site and how do they work
hi there,
I have now managed to procure my first Bow( A reflex big horn)
as you know i am a rookie in this sport what do you guys sugest when it comes to arrow rests and and sites and of course how do they work?
I have now managed to procure my first Bow( A reflex big horn)
as you know i am a rookie in this sport what do you guys sugest when it comes to arrow rests and and sites and of course how do they work?
06-30-2009 | 04:53 AM
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Fork Horn
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From: INDIANAPOLIS,IN.
RE: What arrow rest and site and how do they work
i bought a wisker-bisket about 2 years ago,been using it ever since.i really like it.works very well.as for sights im using a troughy-ridge also works very well.
06-30-2009 | 01:24 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Camden,MO
RE: What arrow rest and site and how do they work
for starting out your best bet is the whisker biscuit. full containment. which mean the arrow cant fall off. and easy to sight.
sight= starting out i would go with a truglo. not expensive but still gets the job done
sight= starting out i would go with a truglo. not expensive but still gets the job done
06-30-2009 | 03:18 PM
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Fork Horn
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From: Kalamazoo, Mi
RE: What arrow rest and site and how do they work
In my opinion I would just get a drop away rest, like a QAD ultra or a Vapor Trail Limb Driver which is what I use and love it. While the whisker biscuit is a good rest for a beginner it has its downsides. For example, if its colder out and its rain/snow mix the rest has a good chance of freezing up, I have friends this has happened to. Also, I just don't feel comfortable with something touching my arrow on release, which is why I prefer the drop away rests. By all means go with what you think is best. Sight wise, it just depends on far out you want to shoot I suppose. I have a 3-pin cobra sight that is set at 10,20, and 30 yards, and I like it. But that is just my 2 cents.
-Joe
-Joe
06-30-2009 | 05:57 PM
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Typical Buck
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From: LaPlata md USA
RE: What arrow rest and site and how do they work
I just changed my whisker biscuit to a new rest called the Tri-van rest, that I really like.
It has 3 sets of bristles that contain the arrow but slide back into the rest once you shoot, like a drop away.
Not sure if I can put the web address on here or not but you can Google it.
It has 3 sets of bristles that contain the arrow but slide back into the rest once you shoot, like a drop away.
Not sure if I can put the web address on here or not but you can Google it.
