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hardcorearcher333
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I just layed down my recurve and picked up a conpound and im not sure wich rest i want i have ben looking at some of the drop aways and the wisker biscuit but any suggestion would be appreciated
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roadkill_44
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I perfer the drop aways, i believe mine is a trap door rest, but i could be mistakin.
TipMOver
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LAST EDITED ON Jan-18-05 AT 07:03PM (MST)[p]Take a look at the Ripcord. Its a sweet rest and unlike a lot of them, the arrow cant fall off.
http://www.ripcordarrowrest.com/index.htm
http://www.ripcordarrowrest.com/index.htm
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coonhound40
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The trophy taker is probably the simplest form of a fall away. It is easy to adjust and has been very trouble free. All of my hunting partners use the trophy taker and have the same feelings.
I think you are looking the right direction when you are looking at fall aways. My broadhead flight was improved drastically when I switched to a fallaway rest.
I tried the QAD, similar to the rip cord. I got rid of it, it does hold your arrow great, however in wet and freezing conditions it can be prone to not falling away. Just my experience, I am sure others might dissagree.
I think you are looking the right direction when you are looking at fall aways. My broadhead flight was improved drastically when I switched to a fallaway rest.
I tried the QAD, similar to the rip cord. I got rid of it, it does hold your arrow great, however in wet and freezing conditions it can be prone to not falling away. Just my experience, I am sure others might dissagree.
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hardcorearcher333
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>The trophy taker is probably the
>simplest form of a fall
>away. It is easy
>to adjust and has been
>very trouble free. All
>of my hunting partners use
>the trophy taker and have
>the same feelings.
>
>I think you are looking the
>right direction when you are
>looking at fall aways.
>My broadhead flight was improved
>drastically when I switched to
>a fallaway rest.
>
>I tried the QAD, similar to
>the rip cord. I
>got rid of it, it
>does hold your arrow great,
>however in wet and freezing
>conditions it can be prone
>to not falling away.
>Just my experience, I am
>sure others might dissagree.
>simplest form of a fall
>away. It is easy
>to adjust and has been
>very trouble free. All
>of my hunting partners use
>the trophy taker and have
>the same feelings.
>
>I think you are looking the
>right direction when you are
>looking at fall aways.
>My broadhead flight was improved
>drastically when I switched to
>a fallaway rest.
>
>I tried the QAD, similar to
>the rip cord. I
>got rid of it, it
>does hold your arrow great,
>however in wet and freezing
>conditions it can be prone
>to not falling away.
>Just my experience, I am
>sure others might dissagree.
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hardcorearcher333
Guest
thanks for all the the help if you guys could keep them coming it would be appreciated. I'll note down the ones you guys said.
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bowhuntingboy
Guest
I switched to the trophy taker shakey rest and I have loved it. I just got a trophy ridge drop zone rest to try that out to see what rest i prefer.
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hardcorearcher333
Guest
thanks for your responces.Ill note those down.keep them coming theres alot of research in these conpounds
