BOWHUNTING Flipper rest
#1
BOWHUNTING Flipper rest
This rest got my attention from Nap. No cabels, not attached to anything on the bow.
They do not make them LH, but a guy in Archery league was shooting it last night. I paid close attention and watch him shoot.
On 2 occasions I saw the rest not go down or bounced back up. When I was watching it I as sure it did not go down. It appeared to get "stuck"
Anybody using this rest?
They do not make them LH, but a guy in Archery league was shooting it last night. I paid close attention and watch him shoot.
On 2 occasions I saw the rest not go down or bounced back up. When I was watching it I as sure it did not go down. It appeared to get "stuck"
Anybody using this rest?
#3
RE: BOWHUNTING Flipper rest
I wanted to buy one, but they are not making them LH
It could have just bounce back up. It was not laying flat on the riser after he shot. Almost looked like the arrow pushed it down. It's hard to say. I really wanted to try it. NAP makes some great products.
It could have just bounce back up. It was not laying flat on the riser after he shot. Almost looked like the arrow pushed it down. It's hard to say. I really wanted to try it. NAP makes some great products.
#5
RE: BOWHUNTING Flipper rest
They had a model design change from the original conception. When I first ordered it last summer there apparently was some issues with the design at that time. When I spoke to Len he mentioned that there was some concern as to its durability. They went back to the drawing board and came out with the design in its current look. That's why I didn't receive it until about a month ago.
Like you, I love the idea of a "standalone rest", no strings, but it will also have to work well too. Once I get it on the bow and start shooting some arrows (I'll be using aluminumand carbon)through it I'll let you guys know how it does for me. But I'll have to post that in the Bowhunting Gear Review forum and not here LMAO
Like you, I love the idea of a "standalone rest", no strings, but it will also have to work well too. Once I get it on the bow and start shooting some arrows (I'll be using aluminumand carbon)through it I'll let you guys know how it does for me. But I'll have to post that in the Bowhunting Gear Review forum and not here LMAO
#7
RE: BOWHUNTING Flipper rest
Just post a link here to it.
Bruce I really want to know, and this was the new one. This guy is not the most tech savy hunter. It may have been setup wrong.
On a side note a guy had the general. The bow is they quitest bow I have heard.
Bruce I really want to know, and this was the new one. This guy is not the most tech savy hunter. It may have been setup wrong.
On a side note a guy had the general. The bow is they quitest bow I have heard.
#8
RE: BOWHUNTING Flipper rest
Come on Germ... Why bother with other rests when you already know the ANSWER.
This baby is the Allen Iverson of archery rests.
It's like Barry Bonds - after the steroids - but before the indictment.
It's Nancy Kerrigan before the billy club.
Greg Luganis before he hit his head.
Pete Rose before he ever placed a bet...
Just looking at all those whiskers....just gets my heart racin'! What a sexy, sexy thing, that biscuit.
This baby is the Allen Iverson of archery rests.
It's like Barry Bonds - after the steroids - but before the indictment.
It's Nancy Kerrigan before the billy club.
Greg Luganis before he hit his head.
Pete Rose before he ever placed a bet...
Just looking at all those whiskers....just gets my heart racin'! What a sexy, sexy thing, that biscuit.
#9
RE: BOWHUNTING Flipper rest
ORIGINAL: Arthur P
Well, now you've got us waiting. You got the talkin' over with,so get busy! Chop Chop! [8D]
Well, now you've got us waiting. You got the talkin' over with,so get busy! Chop Chop! [8D]