Bow setup- good or bad
#1
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Joined: Sep 2004
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Hello all, im new here and to bow hunting so i need some advise.
I shoot a Jennings buckmaster with a single crosshiar sight that i can slide to adjust the yardage, it has a quicktune 800 rest, limbsavers, catwiskers and a draw weight of 70#. I was wondering if there would be a better rest i could use i was thinking of a wisker bisket? i shoot aluminum arrows.also what is the best release aid, on the string its self or one of the strings that go around the bow string?
Thanks for any help.
I shoot a Jennings buckmaster with a single crosshiar sight that i can slide to adjust the yardage, it has a quicktune 800 rest, limbsavers, catwiskers and a draw weight of 70#. I was wondering if there would be a better rest i could use i was thinking of a wisker bisket? i shoot aluminum arrows.also what is the best release aid, on the string its self or one of the strings that go around the bow string?
Thanks for any help.
#2
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ORIGINAL: eeswanson
Hello all, im new here and to bow hunting so i need some advise.
I shoot a Jennings buckmaster with a single crosshiar sight that i can slide to adjust the yardage, it has a quicktune 800 rest, limbsavers, catwiskers and a draw weight of 70#. I was wondering if there would be a better rest i could use i was thinking of a wisker bisket? i shoot aluminum arrows.
Hello all, im new here and to bow hunting so i need some advise.
I shoot a Jennings buckmaster with a single crosshiar sight that i can slide to adjust the yardage, it has a quicktune 800 rest, limbsavers, catwiskers and a draw weight of 70#. I was wondering if there would be a better rest i could use i was thinking of a wisker bisket? i shoot aluminum arrows.
also what is the best release aid, on the string its self or one of the strings that go around the bow string?
Thanks for any help.




