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dick_cress 03-06-2003 11:17 PM

RE: best fall away rest
 
Didn' t see my name here so I want to be coounted. I have and LOVE [&:] the Quicktune 4000. It is GREAT, accurate and quiet. BTW, I gained 3 fps changing from the QT 1000 to the 4000 and my groups are much smaller.

DaveH 03-07-2003 10:06 AM

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I just bought everything yesterday. I put the nap quicktune 2000 on my Razortec and I am VERY PLEASED so far. I' ll be paper tuning it today and the pro shop will take care of all the adjustements for me making it very easy. It' s been extreemly quiet and accurate to this point and has worked flawlessly. It also cost less than half of what they wanted for the Muzzy which is a lot of $$$.

xibowhunter 03-07-2003 10:31 AM

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trophy ridge has a new one out /coming out and if it' s as good as their sights are look out muzzy! and don' t forget golden key futura , you can get a golden premier fall away for about 75.00 from fcs discount archery

livinonluck 03-24-2003 04:01 PM

RE: best fall away rest
 
I have been useing the quicktune 4000 and if you set it up right it works great.

okbwhtr 03-24-2003 07:30 PM

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Trophy taker helped me kill six deer this year.

Now Im shooting the best scores for me ever and good scores for indoor. I just 300 53x at state indoor. 3d, Indoor and hunting Trophy Taker works.

muzzyman88 03-24-2003 08:31 PM

RE: best fall away rest
 
There are a lot of good ones out there. I personally really like my NAP QT 4000. I settled on it last summer when I swapped out a couple different rests, including the MZE till I found one I was really happy with. I like it because its compact, quiet and with the added sticky holder, there arent too many worries about the arrow coming off the rest unless you turn the bow upside down. I would also recommend the MZE. Another quality rest, just not for me for some reason.

walks with a gimp 03-24-2003 11:55 PM

RE: best fall away rest
 
Check out the Plainsman™ at an internet auction near you!!!!

kop 03-25-2003 01:56 AM

RE: best fall away rest
 
MUZZY ZERO EFFECT here too it realy is the best took me a year to decide on which drop away to buy now i' m hooked.

UpNorth 03-25-2003 07:11 AM

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I have used a Trophey Taker for 2 years with no problems. If you want to you could find a peice of some heavier flexable foam and adhear it to the shelf of your bow, cut a 1/4" slot in the center down from the top with a 1/4" hole drilled throut it at the bottom of the slot. Then when you nock your arrow it loosly snaps into the hole and when you draw it pops out of the hole when the rest rises up.

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Stickemup 03-25-2003 09:10 AM

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I just installed a GKF Power Drop on a 2002 MQ1 a few days ago. Installation and setup was a breeze. I had it punching bullet holes in about ten shots.

I took it out yesterday to fling a few rounds. I' m down to four target arrows so I' ll be ordering more soon.

On my first group @ 30 yds, the first arrow hit dead center in the bull. The second arrow took half the nock and part of a fletching off the first arrow. The third arrow banged into the same hole as the first two without doing futher damage. The fourth arrow took half the nock off of the second arrow. I would say it' s working pretty well so far. I' m very pleased. I need more arrows (and nocks) though. :D


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