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Bailsuk

02-02-2008 04:16 AM

Limb Driver/X-Force question.

I am planning on Getting a PSE X-Force , is this bow to quick to use a limbdriver dropaway rest ? :eek:

Rob/PA Bowyer

02-02-2008 09:18 AM

RE: Limb Driver/X-Force question.

Absolutely not.

Bailsuk

02-02-2008 09:27 AM

RE: Limb Driver/X-Force question.

Hi Rob
Would you say the limb driver is a good choice for every aspect of shooting ie hunting , field and 3D ?

Rob/PA Bowyer

02-02-2008 09:43 AM

RE: Limb Driver/X-Force question.

I have one on my 82nd and on my General. Many of the Corporate Staff also has them on their bows.

I'm going to shoot 3D with my 82nd. I just shot two Vegas rounds, a hunter class with my 82nd, a 441 and an open class with my General, 447 out of 450. I'd say they work. ;)

Nichunter

02-02-2008 10:10 AM

RE: Limb Driver/X-Force question.

this rest is great because the faster your bow the faster the rest!!

MeanV2

02-02-2008 10:12 AM

RE: Limb Driver/X-Force question.

I have sold a lot of Limg Drivers to X Force owners as well as 82nd owners. The Limb Driver is really fool proof!;)
www.meanvarchery.com

Dan

pureadrenaline

02-02-2008 07:18 PM

RE: Limb Driver/X-Force question.

This is what I went thru, I just bought a bowtech gaurdian and put a ultra rest on it.I had all kinds of problems with my fletching hitting it.
Then I bought a whammy,it was pretty good but still had contact sometimes and my groups werent that good.It seemed to have alot of play in the shaft and had oil seeping from it.the only reason I bought it was it was on the shelf localy- they hadnt even heard of limbdriver!
So I ordered the limbdriver set it up with the laser and after three shots to sight it in I shot a one inch group at twenty yards.I would just get the limbdriver and save all the work of trying other rests.the only thing that is an issue withe me is the arrow holder didnt work on the gaurdian.

MeanV2

02-02-2008 08:04 PM

RE: Limb Driver/X-Force question.

Quote:

ORIGINAL: pureadrenaline

This is what I went thru, I just bought a bowtech gaurdian and put a ultra rest on it.I had all kinds of problems with my fletching hitting it.
Then I bought a whammy,it was pretty good but still had contact sometimes and my groups werent that good.It seemed to have alot of play in the shaft and had oil seeping from it.the only reason I bought it was it was on the shelf localy- they hadnt even heard of limbdriver!
So I ordered the limbdriver set it up with the laser and after three shots to sight it in I shot a one inch group at twenty yards.I would just get the limbdriver and save all the work of trying other rests.the only thing that is an issue withe me is the arrow holder didnt work on the gaurdian.

I use this arrow holder with all my Limb Drivers;)

Dan

MeanV2

02-03-2008 08:58 AM

RE: Limb Driver/X-Force question.

Bailsuk, Your inbox is Full!;)In regards to your PM, Yes I can:D

Dan

Drubie22

02-03-2008 07:21 PM

RE: Limb Driver/X-Force question.

Quote:

I have one on my 82nd and on my General. Many of the Corporate Staff also has them on their bows.

Rob/PA Bowyer, how do you like this rest on your General? I am torn between the Limbdriver and the Ripcord. I didn't think that there was much flex in the limbs of the General to trigger the prongs to lower. I also like the idea of full containment of the Ripcord.

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