Muzzy Rest ?
08-24-2010, 04:19 AM
#1
Typical Buck
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Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Mid West
Posts: 591
Muzzy Rest ?
I'm wondering how people are liking the Muzzy Zero Effect rest. I haven't seen any reviews on it or have missed them. I am intriged by it's design and am wondering how shooters are liking it. Any input and comments are appreciated.
08-24-2010, 05:01 AM
#2
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Its a rest who that took off like lightning and has had it day and now gone.
Search MZE or zero effect, most posts are from 2001-2006. Worked well for older bows where the limbs were deflexed with a ton of cable slide movement, but newer ones with parallel limbs not so well.
I had 3 on 3 diff bows and can say its the best I had for the bow.
Search MZE or zero effect, most posts are from 2001-2006. Worked well for older bows where the limbs were deflexed with a ton of cable slide movement, but newer ones with parallel limbs not so well.
I had 3 on 3 diff bows and can say its the best I had for the bow.
09-01-2010, 01:41 AM
#4
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Vinton VA
Posts: 2,978
Its a rest who that took off like lightning and has had it day and now gone.
Search MZE or zero effect, most posts are from 2001-2006. Worked well for older bows where the limbs were deflexed with a ton of cable slide movement, but newer ones with parallel limbs not so well.
Search MZE or zero effect, most posts are from 2001-2006. Worked well for older bows where the limbs were deflexed with a ton of cable slide movement, but newer ones with parallel limbs not so well.
09-19-2010, 07:17 AM
#6
Fork Horn
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: MO
Posts: 492
I used to have one on both of my hunting setups. I switched to a QAD ultra rest HD on one of my bows this year and glad I made the switch.
On occasion, while transporting my bow to my stand, the turkey claw hooks would catch on a limb and twist. I learned to mark it with white out so I could replace to the position where it was sighted in. While I liked the overall performance of the rest, the questioning of whether it was in the correct position after a mishap while drawing back on a deer was always in the back of my mind.
I know guys that had the QAD, Ripcord, and NAP Apache and all speak highly of them. It came down to a overall construction and appearance/craftsmanship when I bought the QAD.
If you would like the Muzzy Zero Effect, I still have it. It was for an 05 Mathews Switchback. If you want it, I will send it to you. If you like it and keep it, as a good gesture you can send me a $10-15 gift card to a sporting goods store to cover S&H and the rest. I'm not concerned with the money, was just keeping it if I ever sold my bow.
On occasion, while transporting my bow to my stand, the turkey claw hooks would catch on a limb and twist. I learned to mark it with white out so I could replace to the position where it was sighted in. While I liked the overall performance of the rest, the questioning of whether it was in the correct position after a mishap while drawing back on a deer was always in the back of my mind.
I know guys that had the QAD, Ripcord, and NAP Apache and all speak highly of them. It came down to a overall construction and appearance/craftsmanship when I bought the QAD.
If you would like the Muzzy Zero Effect, I still have it. It was for an 05 Mathews Switchback. If you want it, I will send it to you. If you like it and keep it, as a good gesture you can send me a $10-15 gift card to a sporting goods store to cover S&H and the rest. I'm not concerned with the money, was just keeping it if I ever sold my bow.
