drop aways on bowtechs
04-27-2004 | 03:24 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Ontario,Canada
RE: drop aways on bowtechs
Thanx for the replies guys,much appreciated.It seems that everyone has their own oppinion on what is the best rest and it seems to work good for them.
Shed i was very happy with my 1000 pro but just couldent seem to get it to center,maybe i was doing something wrong(which is likely)lol
I was talking to a tech from bowtech and he said that the drop aways were made for the single cams,and he swore by them,he personally uses the TKO and is very happy with it and highly reccomends it.I called my dealer up last night and the TKO is suprisingly cheaper then most other rests.I just might give this rest a try but still thinking on it,the trophy taker and drop zone also look to be very good and popular arrow rests.
Please,if anyone has any pictures can they post them so i can get a good idea on what im looking at and maybe a few helpful hints on setup it possible.
Aussie guy-----thank you for the pic,that MZE looks awsome
Shed i was very happy with my 1000 pro but just couldent seem to get it to center,maybe i was doing something wrong(which is likely)lol
I was talking to a tech from bowtech and he said that the drop aways were made for the single cams,and he swore by them,he personally uses the TKO and is very happy with it and highly reccomends it.I called my dealer up last night and the TKO is suprisingly cheaper then most other rests.I just might give this rest a try but still thinking on it,the trophy taker and drop zone also look to be very good and popular arrow rests.
Please,if anyone has any pictures can they post them so i can get a good idea on what im looking at and maybe a few helpful hints on setup it possible.
Aussie guy-----thank you for the pic,that MZE looks awsome
04-27-2004 | 04:05 PM
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From: NY
RE: drop aways on bowtechs
ORIGINAL: nubo
Atlas ! can you describe the problem's you had ,I did have to make a couple small changes ,but I contacted Ausie /Guy and he helped me out with it, and it's worked fine ever since.
nubo
Atlas ! can you describe the problem's you had ,I did have to make a couple small changes ,but I contacted Ausie /Guy and he helped me out with it, and it's worked fine ever since.
nubo
04-28-2004 | 01:46 AM
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Giant Nontypical
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From: Burleson TX USA
RE: drop aways on bowtechs
John.
Spot Hogg have a light on their web site that should fit your site I think they want $25 for it.
I picked up the light at a swap meet somewhere last year from memory I paid 50 cents for it.
I have it on velcro so I can take it off and put on my Patriot when needed.
It works real well it is a blue light I have it so it only lights up the 1st and 2nd pin for when I am hunting hogs at night
I am working on a Mag Light that takes 2 c cell batteries with a red lens to use as a stabilizer for when I am not in my spot which has the flood light
Spot Hogg have a light on their web site that should fit your site I think they want $25 for it.
I picked up the light at a swap meet somewhere last year from memory I paid 50 cents for it.
I have it on velcro so I can take it off and put on my Patriot when needed.
It works real well it is a blue light I have it so it only lights up the 1st and 2nd pin for when I am hunting hogs at night
I am working on a Mag Light that takes 2 c cell batteries with a red lens to use as a stabilizer for when I am not in my spot which has the flood light
04-28-2004 | 02:41 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Ontario,Canada
RE: drop aways on bowtechs
Thank you pdq for the pics,that trophy taker looks awsome and am seriously considering one,also seriously considering the TKO.
The NAP 4000 will fit on an 04 riser?with enough adjustment to spare.
The NAP 4000 will fit on an 04 riser?with enough adjustment to spare.
