bow-nimrod

I fell in love with the outback bow and will be buying one soon. I was thinking of putting the new drop away quicktune rest that NAP is making. Has anyone tried them. I have never had a drop away rest before and am kind of leary. (You know old dog new tricks) Are they dependable enough for hunting?

mathewman

I have an Outback on order myself...hopefully will be here this week. I'm going to go with the NAP 2000 RG and see how it works. I guess thats all you can do really....try and try again till you get what you want and like. Wish you test drive products for 100 shots or so. I would also like to hear feedback from others who have tried this rest.

CBM SC

I tried one for about 5 minutes on my LX last year ! It may not be all that bad to some.......but it was too noisy for me !

bigdaddybowhunter

I have the TR Drop Zone on my Outback. Shoots great, no problems.

bow-nimrod

Thanks bigdaddybh, That was another one I was thinking about. I was worried about it dropping straight down instead of dropping away. Have you shot with that rest in cold weather. I'm from Louisiana but I am going hunting in Kansas next year and it might snow.

bigdaddybowhunter

Don't be worried at all!! I've shot outside into my garage this past winter. Temps were around 0. NO PROBLEMS. This is a very easy rest to get into tune as well. You will probably find that you need to be a bit nock high. Good luck in Kansas.

mq man50

I've used the Trap Door on a Legacy, LX and now my Outback without any problems at all. Best of all, no strings or cables attached to the bow.

DoninVa

I have the Muzzy zero effect on my Outback and it works great. I have hunted with the standard zero effect on a Parker and a Bowtech and it worked flawless. I can't think of a better rest for hunting and I have tried a lot. Don

hdsanders

I have a Zero Effect on my LX and could not be happier. Works flawless.

Dalejbrass

I will second the trap door. Had it on my last three bows and have had no problems.