[quote][Heck, I might even try a B2 Biscuit this year.
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I'm still trying to figure out which is better... shooting off a padded shelf or off my knuckle. And, if it's the padded shelf, which is better... leather or a rug? [8D]

I'd go leather....slicker surface and more like a drop away in terms of intended effect. Oops, wait a minute, then you better go with the rug.

Frank.... Tell me it ain't so! Looking at the kid's photo, it almost looks like you've outfitted the poor li'l tyke with a CROSSBOW![:-]

I think you better 'splain yourself.[>:]

And don't go tryin' to blame it on mom!

[8D]

lol Lets talk about the kid with the crossbow whats up with that?

Arthur:

I gave Frank an "outgrown" ash self-bow and an arrow made of multiflora rose for the boy. My guess is that the little guy likes the bright colors.

LOL! I just figgered Frank needed a razzing over that one. Good lookin' kid, ain't he? He obviously gets that from mom.

What was we talking about before I interrupted??? Oh yeah! Dropaways vs conventionals. Carry on, fellers. Sorry about that.[8D]

I figure he posted that pic just to see how long it would take someone to bust his chops!

Back on topic:
I like dropaways, but I don't have much experience with them.....the concept is sound. I had a Mirage that was loud and a pain to tune. Conventional rest are 'in the way' the whole time and are likely the root of most tuning porblems....ie, fletch contact.

Rug...no question

Art, ya got it all wrong. That's a regular bow, tot's just got the purple limbs laying horizontal.

The yellow thingy is the draw lock contraption