finger shooters
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: May 2003
Posts: 19
finger shooters
Need advice on a good rest to use when shooting with fingers. I am planning to switch from a release and wanted some advice. Can' t do it with the style I have, Arrow wants to roll off of rest when drawn.
Thanks,
WBS
Thanks,
WBS
#2
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Posts: 9,175
RE: finger shooters
Golden Key Futura makes oodles and gobs of fingers rests. A few of my favorites are the ArroTrack, Ultraflight, Star Hunter and Flipmaster, not to metion the good old springie. They' ve got a Traditional rest I' d like to give a try because of it' s simplicity. Take a look at their site. They' ve got fingers rests scattered pretty much all through it, but especially high number is in their oldies section.
www.goldenkeyarchery.com
www.goldenkeyarchery.com
#5
Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: western N.Y.
Posts: 196
RE: finger shooters
i have been a finger shooter always, and only with a compound, but cant tell you
what mfg the rest is, it just dosen' t say, with this new bear code, at the pro shop,
we did have a hard time finding the perfect setup, this was 4 years ago, and as
the guys said, it uses a plunger, and a spring loaded L shaped rest, were theres clearance between the plunger and the rest, i real love this setup, but one thing
for bad rolloff, definatly use feather fletch, this setup has produced 2 P&Y bucks,
for me,
in 4 years, so i wish you the best, and good luck,,
what mfg the rest is, it just dosen' t say, with this new bear code, at the pro shop,
we did have a hard time finding the perfect setup, this was 4 years ago, and as
the guys said, it uses a plunger, and a spring loaded L shaped rest, were theres clearance between the plunger and the rest, i real love this setup, but one thing
for bad rolloff, definatly use feather fletch, this setup has produced 2 P&Y bucks,
for me,
in 4 years, so i wish you the best, and good luck,,