Has ANYONE had a drop-away fail while hunting??
12-19-2003 | 05:23 PM
#11
Thread Starter
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From: Lingle WY USA
RE: Has ANYONE had a drop-away fail while hunting??
Olink...that's the exact reason I've been hunting w/ the WB for 3 years....no springs and nothing to fail.....however, the WB is not as accurate as a drop-away plus you can't put the exagerated helical you can w/ a fall-away. I'm about 99% committed to using a drop-away but I just wanted some feed-back.
12-20-2003 | 09:21 AM
#13
Typical Buck
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From: Whitetail Ridge Iowa
RE: Has ANYONE had a drop-away fail while hunting??
I was concerned myself a couple of years ago, that's
when I started using a TT for the first time. After
100's of hours hunting turkey's and whitetails here
at home, and dragging my bow through the desert
in Arizona.....I can tell you it's plenty durable. I now
have TT Shakey Hunters on both my Pat & FX.
I can honestly tell you that if I did have a horror story
to tell about one of my rests.....they would not be
on my bows, they would be in the junk box[:'(]...
.
TB
when I started using a TT for the first time. After
100's of hours hunting turkey's and whitetails here
at home, and dragging my bow through the desert
in Arizona.....I can tell you it's plenty durable. I now
have TT Shakey Hunters on both my Pat & FX.
I can honestly tell you that if I did have a horror story
to tell about one of my rests.....they would not be
on my bows, they would be in the junk box[:'(]...
.TB
