What would you do?
03-30-2004, 10:08 AM
#11
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Iowa
Posts: 343
RE: What would you do?
I'm really surprised that more people aren't recommending a different rest. I would have assumed a bunch of people would immediately call for one of the new drop away rests like the Muzzy Zero Effect or the Trophy Taker.
The Whisker Biscuit seems to be something you either love or you hate. Two different archery shop owners have had nothing good to say about them but others on the forums seem to really like them.
I hate to admit it but I just bought a couple dozen new Goldtips so I probably would wait on changing arrows for another year. I bought Goldtips mainly because I read a lot of good feedback about them on the forum. I'm mainly concerned about hunting so if it's just a .003 straightness vs. a .001 straightness then it probably isn't as important as something like a string that can stretch on me.
The Whisker Biscuit seems to be something you either love or you hate. Two different archery shop owners have had nothing good to say about them but others on the forums seem to really like them.
I hate to admit it but I just bought a couple dozen new Goldtips so I probably would wait on changing arrows for another year. I bought Goldtips mainly because I read a lot of good feedback about them on the forum. I'm mainly concerned about hunting so if it's just a .003 straightness vs. a .001 straightness then it probably isn't as important as something like a string that can stretch on me.
03-30-2004, 10:28 AM
#14
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
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Posts: 2,994
RE: What would you do?
NAP 3000 seems to be a well thought of rest. Not much that you can "maximally" improve on it, unless you wanted full containment or were having fletch clearance issues...
On the zebra, while many report major issues with string stretch, some do not. I'd monitor it, and only replace it if this is an issue for you...
Otherwise, you look good to go and $100 richer
On the zebra, while many report major issues with string stretch, some do not. I'd monitor it, and only replace it if this is an issue for you...
Otherwise, you look good to go and $100 richer
03-30-2004, 04:19 PM
#15
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: creemore Ontario Canada
Posts: 5,525
RE: What would you do?
would definetly spend the $100.00 on new arrow's the new Easton Axis's S/T's .Just a quick question about your Impact Archery Trio how does it work and do you like it ? I have used the Cosmic but have now installed the Spott Hogg Real Deal. My Impact Archery Cosmic wouldn't slide up and down anymore so I'll have to take it apart and have a look at it .
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03-31-2004, 02:06 PM
#18
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Convoy Ohio USA
Posts: 587
RE: What would you do?
Spend about $50.00 of it by ordering a new string and cable from Berry Strings ( or one of the other companies). I just put my new Berry strings cable and string on my new Outback last night. Perfecto!! Wayne Newberry makes does incredible work. I also understand that others are really happy with Prostring, Wolfden, Stone Mtn. etc. All I know is I got a really great set for about half of what Winners Choice costs . I was very happy with my WC on my Q2 but but couldn't go wrong at about half the cost. I got sick and tired of the Zebra string stretching all the time.
