G.K.F. Golden Premier Drop-Away Conversion
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Hey there, I'm new to this forum. Just curious if anyone is interested in knowing how I converted my Micro Adjust Premier into a drop away without dropping $100. It was pretty easy too. Thanks
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Welcome to the forums AR34.
I recently upgraded my GFK Infiniti to a drop-away using their conversion kit. Was a painless install and cost me about $25 for the conversion kit. I was really impressed with this rest before using it as a standard shoot through rest but it is even better as a drop-away. I'm going to pick up a second one for my other bow.
I recently upgraded my GFK Infiniti to a drop-away using their conversion kit. Was a painless install and cost me about $25 for the conversion kit. I was really impressed with this rest before using it as a standard shoot through rest but it is even better as a drop-away. I'm going to pick up a second one for my other bow.
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I turned my GKF Golden Premier into a drop away last season. All it took was an extra collar next to the prongs, a cord and twisting the spring on the spring tension into the opposite direction.
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Yeah! That's it! OnlyI used a longer allen screw to tie ontoandsome cord and tah-dah. I kinda figured that this wasn't anything new (to convert a Premier), I just didn't know that GKF had actual "kits" out. And to think that I was on to somethin', eh. Ialso used launchersGKF made that are L-shaped, so the "V" holds the arrow pretty well without having to add some stick-on thing. Shootin' like never before! Thanks.
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Hmm, if I'd had known it was that easy to convert I'd probably have just saved myself $25.
One thing I did get with the conversion kit is a foamarrow holderthat sticks on the front of the riser and holds the arrow in place. The arrow stays put even while being drawn until the rest is engaged as you come to full draw. I'm sure there is some way to create something similar with some foam and sticky tape.
One thing I did get with the conversion kit is a foamarrow holderthat sticks on the front of the riser and holds the arrow in place. The arrow stays put even while being drawn until the rest is engaged as you come to full draw. I'm sure there is some way to create something similar with some foam and sticky tape.
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One thing I did get with the conversion kit is a foamarrow holderthat sticks on the front of the riser and holds the arrow in place.



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