beav

I was just wanting anyones opinion on the best hunting fall-away rest? What do you think about the quicktune 2000?

Kanga

I tried the quicktune 2000 and could not to get to work properly.
I now have the Muzzy Zero Effect and it works great.


Aussie by birth Texan by choice

BowHunterChris

I've heard the best ones and the easiest to tune are the muzzy zero effect, the Nap 2000 and 4000 and the Trophy taker. I'm trying to decide which one of these to go with myself!

Rack-attack

beav,

Use the search function to search the topic. There has been a ton of info on the subject.

Jerry/NJ

For hunting, IMO the Muzzy Zero Effect is DEE best!

CLOUD 9, MN

Trophy Taker! It been around, its simple, lightweight, and reliable.

Good Luck!

PRACTICE....PRACTICE....PRACTICE......SUCCESS!

TREESTAND SNYPER 1

MUZZY ZE is the only way to go. Yes it's expensive. But it works flawlessly. I have one on 2 of my bows.

SHOOT STRAIGHT,SHOOT OFTEN&SHOOT A MATHEWS

parker1

I have used the Trapdoor, Trophy Taker, Quick tune 4000 and the Muzzy Zero Effect. All of these rests work well. The muzzy was the most accurate in my opinion. I like the Trapdoor because it has no strings or cable attached anywhere. The new Powerdrop looks interesting. I'll have to try one...

bbahunter

Both the muzzy and trophy taker are fine rests. I use the muzzy on my MQ-32 and had the trophy taker on my patriot. Both perform flawlessly.

beav

I was just wondering if you could have an arrow knocked with the trophy taker rests. What holds the arrow in place before draw on a trophy taker arrow rest?