Which drop-away rest?
#5
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Colebrook, Ontario, I AM Canadian.
Take a look at the APA Ultimate twister. I just picked one up and am very pleased with it. It sets up easily, and no matter what you do with your bow, the arrow cannot fall off this rest. My only bias for this rest is it is Canadian made, and I am from the big freeze. Nice to see some of our boys making a great product!!!
#7
Joined: May 2004
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ORIGINAL: okbowman
Which would you buy?
Which would you buy?
GKF will tell you to set the release point, so it will drop from 8 to 12” of the power stroke. I suggest 8” so the arrow will be under acceleration pressure (±15 to 60#-let off) keeping the bow tight against the bow hand; some say this will keep a multitude of sins of the bow hand, from transferring to the rest: seams to work for many.
Many companies test their bows with fall-always: some believe they think this will give them the best chance for money making stats.


