Trophy Ridge Drop Zone
12-23-2008 | 07:28 AM
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Typical Buck
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Trophy Ridge Drop Zone
Ok what do we know about these rests? Im still shooting the old two prong3D Pro rest with 2 dozen micro adjustments lol. Going to give my bow a face lift.
What do we know about the Trophy Ridge Drop Zone?
Good?
Bad?
Ugly?
Found one new at a decent price, but cant decide to grab it wait to see if I can find a decent price on a QAD Ultra Pro
What do we know about the Trophy Ridge Drop Zone?
Good?
Bad?
Ugly?
Found one new at a decent price, but cant decide to grab it wait to see if I can find a decent price on a QAD Ultra Pro
12-23-2008 | 09:54 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Central PA
RE: Trophy Ridge Drop Zone
There are plenty of guys shooting them. I have never used one personally, but from what I can tell, its a good rest with very few issues.
Now, I'm guessing you're going to use this rest for hunting. If so, you may want to opt out for the QAD because of its containment feature. You can get a little stick on arrow holder to hold the arrow with the Drop Zone, but IMO, the containment isn't nearly as good as something like the QAD.
Now, I'm guessing you're going to use this rest for hunting. If so, you may want to opt out for the QAD because of its containment feature. You can get a little stick on arrow holder to hold the arrow with the Drop Zone, but IMO, the containment isn't nearly as good as something like the QAD.
12-23-2008 | 04:30 PM
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RE: Trophy Ridge Drop Zone
i have one. i got it because i heard a lot of good stuff about it. i havent been able to shot it much yet, because of all the snow. so far i like it. it comes with a foam hold which holds the arrow when not drawn back. it holds it well, u can turn the bow upside down with out the arrow falling off. which is plenty good for me. if u are going to get a good deal on it i would go for it
12-29-2008 | 05:03 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Trophy Ridge Drop Zone
ORIGINAL: SeraphHHC
the LD is the same price i would just get that if u are going to pay full price. i cant use it because i have an admiral
the LD is the same price i would just get that if u are going to pay full price. i cant use it because i have an admiral
12-30-2008 | 05:29 PM
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Fork Horn
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RE: Trophy Ridge Drop Zone
on the limb in front of the cam there is not enough flex for it to work properly. they told me they are working on a new bracket that will attach it to the end of the limb (where it does flex enough). limb driver is the LD
12-31-2008 | 08:56 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: RI
RE: Trophy Ridge Drop Zone
Been shooting my DZ since '03. Love the rest. Never had a problem. The old BowTech I use requires me to shoot cock vane out, like when I used to shoot fingers with a flipper rest/burger button. If I don't shoot that way, I have cable clearance issues, but thats not a problem at all.
12-31-2008 | 09:26 AM
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RE: Trophy Ridge Drop Zone
I've sold, setup, and used all the Drop Aways mentioned and more. For my $$ I think the Limb Driver is the best drop away out there.
I am currently running them at a special price on Ebay
Dan
I am currently running them at a special price on Ebay
Dan
