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If you search back over the last couple of weeks there was a couple of q & a' s about it. Seems like its a toss up between liking ' em and not.

Very hard to beat for a hunting rest.....your groups might be SLIGHTLY bigger than w/ a standard rest (I' ve noticed no difference in accuracy) but the befefits out weigh that issue. I' m trying the Trophy Taker (drop away) right now and I really like it too. Complete opposites but both very effective.

I got one on an Ultra 2 right now and it shoots very well. Very accurate and paper tuned easily (shoots a perfect hole).

The WB is a fine rest. It is not perfect but it is very reliable and with proper fletching and bow tuning it is very accurate. I agree by doing a search in the differnt forums you should be able to find all the info you need on the rest.

You can find all kinds of info on these forums abou tthis rest. Like anything else give it a good try & see how you like it compaired to other rests. You may love it or hate it - you won' t know till you try it next to some other containment rests.

This rest is best used for heavy timber and brush . I had too many arrows fall off old rests and make a noise while I jocky for a shot on elk. too many!
It dosnt matter if I lose a little accuricy because most of my shots are in thick lodge pole timber where I usually cant see elk out past 25 yards.
Useing this rest keeps it simple, less movement , less noise, less worry, and more happy memorys.

just a little side note, I really have not lost any accuracy as far as I can tell, and any speed loss is so small as not to be noticable.

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It is a fine hunting rest. I have hand no problems tuning or with group size.