drop away rest
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ORIGINAL: JKT
JeffB.
Is there anything about this rest, QAD Ultra, that overcomes the problem of eneven vertical nock travel of SC's.
I believe there have been several theards that state that SC's with drop-a-ways produce inconsistent accuracy, i.e. flyers.
Thanks
JeffB.
Is there anything about this rest, QAD Ultra, that overcomes the problem of eneven vertical nock travel of SC's.
I believe there have been several theards that state that SC's with drop-a-ways produce inconsistent accuracy, i.e. flyers.
Thanks
At any rate, tuning drop-aways with poor nock travel bows can be a lesson in frustration.[:'(]
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ORIGINAL: Maccjo
JEFFB
Now I know who to blame for Tommy and Mike trying to sell me on the Ultra rest.......
Thanks but no thanks.............I'll stick to my MZE..................![Wink](https://www.huntingnet.com/forum/images/smilies/wink.gif)
It works great!
JEFFB
Now I know who to blame for Tommy and Mike trying to sell me on the Ultra rest.......
Thanks but no thanks.............I'll stick to my MZE..................
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It works great!
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"You do not like them so you say, Try it, try it and you may..try it and you may I say"...
"Tommy, I f you let me be, I will try it, you will see...SAY! I LIKE This QAD rest..It's better than All the rest! And I would try them on a BowTech and on an UltraTech, and on a Pearson, and even on one of Matt McPhersons...
I do SO LIKE the QAD..it's the BEST , it's better than all the Rest!"
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ORIGINAL: Rangeball
Dude...
You got issues...
As if you didn't know it...
Dude...
You got issues...
As if you didn't know it...
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Thats what happens when you read friggin Dr. Seuss every night of the week for 2 years.
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I didn't have any issues 'til I sttled down and had a family (well, not many
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As for the MZE. I cannot say one way or the other. I've had a very intense aversion to it from the get-go. I just don't like anything that is driven off the cable slide, and the ones I've heard are too noisy for my tastes, but I understand they work quite well. :shrug:
But by all means everyone should shoot what they like regardless of make or manufacturer..just relating my positive experiences w/ the QAD
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I was at the BowTech factory last week and they are moving towards a new drop away by Dalton Archery called the Mirage 5000. I picked one up for my Pat SC because I was getting bad contact with my Schaffer. The Dalton has to be one of the easiest rests to set up, and drops away very quickly. Also, the shape of the launcher eliminates the need for an arrow holder on the front of the riser like some of the other rests.
Check them out at www.daltonarchery.com
Check them out at www.daltonarchery.com
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ORIGINAL: WA Shooter
The Dalton has to be one of the easiest rests to set up
The Dalton has to be one of the easiest rests to set up
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...and drops away very quickly.
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Also, the shape of the launcher eliminates the need for an arrow holder on the front of the riser like some of the other rests.
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Carmel NY USA
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JEFFB
Wow from momentum/KE to tuneing and equipment.............
Now Dr. Seuss.........I'm impressed![Smile](https://www.huntingnet.com/forum/images/smilies/smile.gif)
And I know how ya feel reading those crazy rhymes every night!!!
But I wish I didn't have to read Hop On Pop 3-4 times a week[&:]
Wow from momentum/KE to tuneing and equipment.............
Now Dr. Seuss.........I'm impressed
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And I know how ya feel reading those crazy rhymes every night!!!
But I wish I didn't have to read Hop On Pop 3-4 times a week[&:]