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| I have had a Mathews Ultra-Rest on my Monster Seven since I bought it six or seven years ago. Works perfectly, and easy to adjust. My nephew conned me out of it last fall, and shot a nice Turkey and a Muley buck over in Oregon.
Blast from the past: I have an ancient Hoyt Alpha-Tec target bow, stuck one on it after shooting the rest on my Seven.
I have a Mathews Monster Wake being built, and that is what I will put on it.
Sometimes the vibration pattern of various rests can't be made to work with certain bows.
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| I have used Ripcords on four different bows, with perfect results.
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| I make it a point to raise the rest manually as soon as I nock the arrow.
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| Well I have a Trophy Ridge drop away rest on my Switchback. Works fine. Peter.
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| Posts: 481 | Location: Midwest USA | Registered: 14 November 2008 |
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| marque, many hunters use the whisker buiscuit as they believe it secures the arrow better. Peter
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| Yes, for hunting purposes, the difference in accuracy and arrow speed using a Whisker Biscuit are not enough to outweigh the convenience and reliability of using one. I even shot informal 3D with one for some time. |
| Posts: 20179 | Location: Very NW NJ up in the Mountains | Registered: 14 June 2009 |
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| Im a lttle late to this party. Alas i do have opinions. Is the QAD being pulled back like it should be in that last inch or so of your draw cycle? That is more than likely the problem. Check the and see if you can slide the control string with your fingers. I have two QAD rests. One on a PSE Decree and one on a PSE Bow Madness 34. They work great and have no bounce back at all as far as I can tell. With all that said, come September that Decree will have a biscuit on it for sure! 3 or 4 fps is not the for the peace of mind they provide. (the Decree is shooting my hunt hunting arrow (340fps by the way) ;-) |
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| take a look at the new Axion. My archery shop owner and one of his staff members are shooting it now, and they can certainly use anything they want. |
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