Have you trimmed your biscuit?
01-23-2004, 04:37 PM
#22
Join Date: May 2003
Location: BUCKEYE STATE!!
Posts: 6,024
RE: Have you trimmed your biscuit?
i just saw the new whisker bisquit at the archery trade show in indianapolis..
i spoke with the manufacturer.. he has changed the design.. smaller bristles (diameter wise, not length) & tighter packed bristles (or whiskers) ....just a side note
i spoke with the manufacturer.. he has changed the design.. smaller bristles (diameter wise, not length) & tighter packed bristles (or whiskers) ....just a side note
01-23-2004, 04:57 PM
#23
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Manchester, MI
Posts: 56
RE: Have you trimmed your biscuit?
Whisker Smisker. Not to spread rumors but word has it there is a new rest unveiled at ATA this week called the Moose Nuckle. No trimming necessary. But it is not without controversy. I've heard the makers of the Camel Toe rest are filing a law suit based on patent infringement. They were partners at one time, real tight, but they split after one thought they smelled something fishy going on. We'll just have to wait and see.
01-23-2004, 05:10 PM
#24
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Posts: 4,276
RE: Have you trimmed your biscuit?
I have not trimmed my biscuit, and it works perfectly. Shoots straight every time! 
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][] That sounds dirty! I'm Glad I'm not the only one with their mind in the gutter 
Bowhack, You will find after the initial "Break-in" period of the biscuit, the arrow will do the same.
It takes a few shots through the biscuit to get it loosened up. After that, you will have little resistance when the veins pass through.
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][] That sounds dirty! I'm Glad I'm not the only one with their mind in the gutter Bowhack, You will find after the initial "Break-in" period of the biscuit, the arrow will do the same.
It takes a few shots through the biscuit to get it loosened up. After that, you will have little resistance when the veins pass through.
It takes a few shots through the biscuit to get it loosened up. After that, you will have little resistance when the veins pass through.
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01-29-2004, 11:14 AM
#27
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location:
Posts: 187
RE: Have you trimmed your biscuit?
I have heard that a wb out of the package will (over time) start to peel the fletchings off, I dont know but that is what i heard. I also heard you want to trim it with that new gentle "razor" otherwise it will leave bumps. That is how mush I heard about trimming the biscuit. Hope this advice helps. heheeheheheh. You certainly wouldnt want a sloppy biscuit!
