I don't know about the other models. I have only setup 3 and all were LD models.

Is it shooting well with centershot set properly? If not,ditch it and get another rest.You will never reach your full potential with a rest setup inside or outside of centershot.

Think about it,you are having to aim away and across your body to hit center of the target.Look at how many angles that creates,angles are hard to repeat.

Yes I believe center shot was finally reached. I say this because I shot at 10 yards and sighted in. Then walked back to 30 yards and using the same pin, I shot groups that was right on centered of the 10 yard group except below of course. Then I went to the broadhead test and was suprised they hit the same place. I may be wrong with my thinking though, if I am please correct me on this. I surely want it to be right.

ED

I was so far off center that the rest was almost touching the riser. It was shooting good, but that is not right. I put the WB back on for now... pefect papertune w/ blazers again now right on center... I'm gonna stick with the wb for now... I put my QAD on Ebay.

I believe I am going to waituntil I can get some more input on if I am doing right with this rest and center shot. If I am not, or cannot, achieve true center shot, I will probably take the advise of MeanV and some others and try a Limb Driver. This is the second time I have installed this rest and I have had the same results. It is shooting great groups but if it is not right, I don't want it.

question:

i know a lot of guys worry with the QAD about speed and if there arrow is fast that it will make contact...........but what if you have a very heavy arrow....is it possible that the weight will cause the arrown to "drop" a little causing fletching contact???

I wondered the same thing. If the heavier arrow was able to drop, then the point of impact would drop as well. Didn't seem to be the case. A 505 grain arrow had about the same point of impact at 20 yards as a 403 grain arrow. I would have expected the heavier arrow to shoot a little low anyway, due to less speed; but apparently the slightly larger diameter of the heavy arrow set it up a little higher on the rest.

huh...i wonder if the affects cannot be seen until you shot at further distances?.... a heavier arrow would have to drop eventually no matter how much velocity you are pushing out...no way around that.....

another question:

if i am shooting an arrow at 12.4 gr with 100 broadhead and getting a 7 pin spread on my sight to go from 20 (all the way to the top) to 72 yards for the buttom pin (all the way to the buttom of the sight).......and go to a arrow around 8.7 gr with 100 broadhead do you think i can get my pin spread toget 20 to 80???.....

Sounds like centershot is good,do a little group tuning to finalize things and shoot and have some fun.

Okay thaks TFOX, I appreciate the help. I will shoot it some more and do the group tuning and give it a good evaluation.

ED