squirrelkilla23

When i shoot my bow the arrow falls off the rest when i draw, almost every time. It's a quicktune rest but i think it's supposed to be a fall away? it just sits in the upright position the whole time. How do i stop this from happening?

goherd1111

Need more informationlike what model of quicktune rest. Also some pictures would be nice. It sounds to me like you just have a prong type rest (not a drop away). However, I have been known to be wrong a time or two. If you are using a release and you have a slow steady draw you shouldn't be having this problem.

early in

I had that happen once a looooong time ago. Then I bought a Wisker Bisquit and it hasn't happened since!

glockman55

It might be as simple as adjusting your prongs open wider so your arrow sets down in further.

Greg / MO

I believe the common way of adjusting prong-style rests like that is to adjust the spring tension until you can physically push the arrow down and it raises back up to its top position on its own without "bouncing" the arrow off the rest... sorta like setting the drag on a baitcaster; you turn it so that you can release the lure and it freefalls to the ground and the spool stops spinning once it touches the ground.

Definitely look at the width of your prongs as well, and how deep your arrow sits between those.

squirrelkilla23

I'll look at it, the arrow just seemed to barely be sitting on the top of the rest, thanks for the help!

heo kyle

Do you think your whisker bisquit slows your arrow down? if so how much

early in

It might lose me a fewfps but the deer haven't noticed!

vaclav

try switching to a WB, they work great and the arrow never falls out unless your arrows are for some reason way to short.

also you could look at the ripcord drop away rest, it works great and it doesnt allow the arrow to fall out.

MOTOWNHONKEY

Sounds like you might be over bowed a bit. If you can't draw it smoothly than that would be a possibility.