Drop away rest question
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Fork Horn
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Georgia
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Drop away rest question
Back in 06 when I was trying out new bows I shot a Bowtech Tribute that had a drop away rest that had total arrow containment for stalking, it also had a manual lever to raise the rest that you could manipulate with your index finger. I ended up buying a Tribute from another dealer because he beat the price by 200.00, to make a long story short, I went back to the other shop to talk to the owner of the bow and he had quit the same day that I test fired his bow, the other guy there didnt know the make of his rest. By the discription, can anyone tell me what Im looking for? Thanks Tom
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Fork Horn
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Georgia
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RE: Drop away rest question
Thanks, that might be it, thinking back, I think he had an adjustable sight that I used my index finger for!. Anyway, Im wanting to get away from the wisker biscut, I never noticed until I was teaching my nephew some shooting skills, my 2" Blazer vanes rub the mount on the way out, although it doesnt seem to affect accuracy, its got to be at least slowing me down. I got on QADs websight and checked out the Ultra Rest, the one that locks down when the arrow is released, is it worth the money?, Ive seen them for 108.00 to 130.00 depending on the dealer. Whats your thoughts on them? Thanks Tom
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RE: Drop away rest question
From everything I've read, the QAD is a very good rest. I don't know if it is really worth the price they're asking for it though. I actually just bought a used one at Cabelas in the bargain cave for 39.00 the other day. I might put it on my bow and see if I like it or not over winter.
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RE: Drop away rest question
ORIGINAL: FSUBIGMAC
Heard the QAD HD's are great -- if you want full containment. If you want a more accurate drop away check into Limbdriver and spot hogg whammy.
Heard the QAD HD's are great -- if you want full containment. If you want a more accurate drop away check into Limbdriver and spot hogg whammy.
#10
RE: Drop away rest question
Because they stay in contact longer,which is more forgiving.
The absolute worst thing a rest can do is drop too early.The Whammy stays up longer than any other and the Limb Driver comes in a close second.
Add to that that the Whammy is a "soft" rest makes it even more forgiving.
The absolute worst thing a rest can do is drop too early.The Whammy stays up longer than any other and the Limb Driver comes in a close second.
Add to that that the Whammy is a "soft" rest makes it even more forgiving.