I've slightly modfied my cable attachment on my NAP Quicktune 4000 to what I believe is a more secure mount. I drilled a hole through the cable slide/guard and fed the NAP's cable through it and tied it off. Some of you who use similar rests may find this helpful. Additionally, I have rec'd inquiries about my Eotech Holographic sight and what the field of view actually is.....I was able to capture a few pic's of it and thought I'd post them. Hope you like 'em.
http://www.shutterfly.com/osi.jsp?i=...ae086658e¬ag=1
PS: The site that they are posted on is free....ignore the prompts to purchase the pics

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Edited by - NJ-Bowhunter on 09/16/2002 15:13:44

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nj, how much weight does the eotech add too the total package
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Without weighing it, I'd have to guess about 8oz. I would definitely say that my bow doesn't feel any heavier than my buddies and he is shooting a Matthews Q2. I'll try to get a more specific answer for you, but I think that the sight is well worth it.

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