Ripcord or QAD Pro HD Rest? Which way to go.
07-14-2007, 06:05 PM
#11
Giant Nontypical
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RE: Ripcord or QAD Pro HD Rest? Which way to go.
Glad you like your QAD
I liked mine when I shot one, and my Ripcord, as well as my Free Fall. Also liked the Drop Zone when I used one of those, come to think of it I like the Trophy Taker when I shot one of those also.
Can't blame a man for liking what he shoots
, but after using all of them I will install Limb Drivers on all my Bows in the near future. It took me a while to try oneas well as some coaxing from friends. I'm actually glad they kept after me. If you like Full containment and a drop away rest then the RipCord and QAD are the way to go.
Full containment has never been an issue for me.
I liked mine when I shot one, and my Ripcord, as well as my Free Fall. Also liked the Drop Zone when I used one of those, come to think of it I like the Trophy Taker when I shot one of those also. Can't blame a man for liking what he shoots
, but after using all of them I will install Limb Drivers on all my Bows in the near future. It took me a while to try oneas well as some coaxing from friends. I'm actually glad they kept after me. If you like Full containment and a drop away rest then the RipCord and QAD are the way to go.Full containment has never been an issue for me.
07-14-2007, 06:09 PM
#12
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2007
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RE: Ripcord or QAD Pro HD Rest? Which way to go.
Too many good rests. I told MDBUCKHUNTER today I need to buy 1 of everything. That included cloths and bows.
It's not an issue but a preference. I shot a double prong for 15 yrs without problems. I like the fact that the QAD is cocked in a ready position. The containment feature was just a secondary consideration.
It's not an issue but a preference. I shot a double prong for 15 yrs without problems. I like the fact that the QAD is cocked in a ready position. The containment feature was just a secondary consideration.
07-14-2007, 06:12 PM
#13
Giant Nontypical
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RE: Ripcord or QAD Pro HD Rest? Which way to go.
ORIGINAL: davepjr71
Too many good rests. I told MDBUCKHUNTER today I need to buy 1 of everything. That included cloths and bows.
It's not an issue but a preference. I shot a double prong for 15 yrs without problems. I like the fact that the QAD is cocked in a ready position. The containment feature was just a secondary consideration.
Too many good rests. I told MDBUCKHUNTER today I need to buy 1 of everything. That included cloths and bows.
It's not an issue but a preference. I shot a double prong for 15 yrs without problems. I like the fact that the QAD is cocked in a ready position. The containment feature was just a secondary consideration.
I gave $125 for my 1st compound bow, and it was new
