A Good Drop-away
#13
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: land of the Lilliputians, In the state of insanity
Posts: 26,274
RE: A Good Drop-away
Whats up, just a year ago everyone was using the Drop Zone. Was their a problem with it? I never used one, but it seemed like the last few years it was all the rage.
Not that I care to use anything but my Zerro effects, just curious.
Not that I care to use anything but my Zerro effects, just curious.
#14
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Kodiak, AK
Posts: 2,877
RE: A Good Drop-away
Some, not all, of the Drop Zones develope a "boink" from the springs or launcher arm loosening up. Otherwise they're a good rest but I think that for the money there are better rests out there now.
#16
RE: A Good Drop-away
ORIGINAL: Awi
How are the drop aways on staying tuned? If I could Find one that would stay tuned shot after shot.I would really consider going with one.
How are the drop aways on staying tuned? If I could Find one that would stay tuned shot after shot.I would really consider going with one.
#18
RE: A Good Drop-away
There are quite a few good drop a way rests right now. the problem with most of them is they are to heavy, overally complicated or unproven.
Look as far as a:
TrophyTaker ........Lightweight.......Simple.......Reliable... ...Tough and probably the most proven drop a way out there!
Good Luck!
Look as far as a:
TrophyTaker ........Lightweight.......Simple.......Reliable... ...Tough and probably the most proven drop a way out there!
Good Luck!