Grndzer

So far I have purchased a CyberTec and a SurLoc Challenger kit. Now for the next question. 3d super doodle? I love the looks and need a 1" overdraw to get my arrows down to 27". What do you guys/gals think of it? Good Investment? others?

Ky_Bowhunter

I think you would like any of the bodoodle rests. Im thinking about geting a cybertec. Do you have any complaints about it?

ken12

Take a look at the trophy taker. It is a fall away that is bullet proof.
No fletching contact. Much easier to tune.
I am shooting the same one that I first bought three years ago. It's been on a couple hunting bows and all three of my 3-D bows.
Sort of like that rabbit, keeps on ticking.
ken`12

Grndzer

Ky, I have yet to shoot it, but I think it is going to be a good one.

Grndzer

BowPro, That looks like a nice rest, what about up keep? Does it use a rubber like a peep site?

ken12

Some set it up that way. I use the recommended manner which involves a length of string/cable thru the cable to the lower cam or one cam. It is not as hard as it first sounds. Takes about ten minutes to set it up. Follow directions they are accurate.
If you do have any problems give me a call and I will walk you through it.
A drop of light oil or tri flow once in a while is all I do to keep it up. It is really bullet proof.
ken12

Edited by - bowpro on 01/10/2002 11:14:54

pinmaster

Grndzer, The Quiktune 1000 is a pretty awesome all around rest too!

deadx

Trapdoor,Trapdoor,Trapdoor and did I mention Trapdoor? Look Ma, No strings!!!!! Simple,rugged,deadly accurate AND all the BEST DRESSED BOWS are wearing it!!!!!!

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