[Dave K]

I am attempting to set up two old Martin's, a Cougar 11 and a Warthog "A". I have been looking for the NAP Plunger rest without luck and have been considering just going with the NAP Center rest. Then I thought, why not go with a Berger style button and flipper? I have Springees on them now, from my old pile of stuff, but as I remember, they seem to be hard on feathers. I sure do like the Plunger rest though as I have had them on my 2 old Oregon's for years. Any suggestions?

 

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[Dave K]

Anyone still like and using the Berger style of button and flipper? What are the opinons on the springee type of rest?

 

[Unclegus]

For years I thought they only made two rests: a right handed spring and a left handed spring. When my arrow spine and nocks were indexed right I never had much trouble with feathers.

I do have a little trouble with the springy on low poundage, so I've moved on to flippers and buttons...

 

[AKRuss]

I've played around with a lot of arrow rests and consider the flipper and plunger to be the gold standard. I'm currently shooting a Cavalier Master Plunger, not the Master-loc, and the Cavalier Champion II stick on flipper. Great combination.

 

[Dave K]

Ok, sounds good to me. I will go to the plunger/flipper rest.