2002 Hoyt bows and rests?
#12
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Posts: 2,358
RE: 2002 Hoyt bows and rests?
There is a small plate that you can get from Hoyt as well. There is a machined recessed point on the riser where the rest goes. You either have to fit the rest to this recessed area, or put on the plate to remove the recessed area. I have gotten mixed answers to "Is this suppose to come with the bow?"
--Bob
#14
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Aloha Or USA
Posts: 9
RE: 2002 Hoyt bows and rests?
BT - If you ever change to shooting fingers you'll have less hassle with the Tec riser and rests. I just screwed in my nap centerrest flipper and aside from a bit of tuning was good to go. Guess we all make trade-offs in the release vs finger decision.
Hey 8PT you mean I'm not supposed to slip my hand thru there on my way to the grip ? Heck, I've been shooting that Ultratec all wrong.
Steve
Hey 8PT you mean I'm not supposed to slip my hand thru there on my way to the grip ? Heck, I've been shooting that Ultratec all wrong.
Steve
#15
Spike
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Carlton MN USA
Posts: 17
RE: 2002 Hoyt bows and rests?
I have had 3 new hoyt bows, put the quiktune 1000 on all of them. Never had a rest problem. Last 3 games I have shot came up a total of 899-112x. I'm very happy with that rest. I tried a derringer drop away by savage, not good. I was not consistant. Most arrows flew well, but got a stray now and then. After going to the qt1000, shot my first 300.