Trophy Taker drop-away???
02-03-2002, 12:26 AM
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Trophy Taker drop-away???
Anyone have some info on the Trophy Taker arrow rest? I'm considering trying out a drop away rest, but I'm not familar with this one. ....picture or website? Thanks
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02-03-2002, 10:07 AM
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RE: Trophy Taker drop-away???
02-03-2002, 10:09 AM
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02-03-2002, 05:54 PM
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RE: Trophy Taker drop-away???
Bo539: "not as many moving parts as the ZE, and IMO Quieter."
I must be missing something on this statement. Someone else made a very similar statement on another thread.
The Trophy Taker has a moving arm, spring, and lanyard. The MZE has a moving arm pushed by a integrated piston. It doesn't have a spring so it is missing that third moving part.
With the spring, there has to be a stop to control its forward motion. Whenever you "stop" anything in motion, there is usually noise associated with it. The MZE does not have a stop but uses the natural stopping system of the cable(s)/slide. Therefore, there is no noise that myself or my instruments can detect in the operation of the MZE.
Am I wrong in any aspect of this analysis?
I must be missing something on this statement. Someone else made a very similar statement on another thread.
The Trophy Taker has a moving arm, spring, and lanyard. The MZE has a moving arm pushed by a integrated piston. It doesn't have a spring so it is missing that third moving part.
With the spring, there has to be a stop to control its forward motion. Whenever you "stop" anything in motion, there is usually noise associated with it. The MZE does not have a stop but uses the natural stopping system of the cable(s)/slide. Therefore, there is no noise that myself or my instruments can detect in the operation of the MZE.
Am I wrong in any aspect of this analysis?
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