[archery_mum]

Limb Driver all the way ! Easy to setup and very reliable. I used one to set 2 UK records indoor and outdoors.

 

[Tsmiddy21790]

RipCord is good .... but i would get the QAD

 

[Viper69]

+1 on the Limbdriver pro!

 

[Buster of Xs]

Never tried a LD, but may someday....if can wear out the rests I aready have. :lol:

I've got a HHA, for example, that's been on 4 bows (maybe 5) since 2000 and has been easy to use on them all (even TEC risers), absolutely flawless, easy to adjust while tuning and has only been cleaned and lubed once two years ago.

I wouldn't hesitate a second on getting another.

I've also had great results with a TT dropaway. The NAPs I've used are perfectly functional, too, but I don't like the way they adjust during tuning.

 

[Beaver]

Ld

+2 on the LD

 

[badbow148]

Trophy Ridge Drop Zone

 

[RugerRedhawk]

QAD pro LD. Simple to install and has all the features you could hope for. Installed mine 2 days ago and have no clearance issues right off the bat shooting blazer vanes.

 

[firstshoot]

QAD pro LD. Simple to install and has all the features you could hope for. Installed mine 2 days ago and have no clearance issues right off the bat shooting blazer vanes.

+1 on the QAD. I had a G5 and had problems with it so i switched to QAD. Great drop away rest....:darkbeer:

 

[rhustek]

I have recently started using the PSE Phantom and really like this rest. It can be used as a blade launcher as well so its almost like a 2 for 1.

 

[Big Stubby]

I just put a QAD HD pro on my new DXT. It was a piece of cake to set up and works great. The thing I like about it more than the Limbdriver is that it a full containment rest. Flip up the launcher and your good to go, if you have to let down on an animal it will not drop down, it will only drop when fired.

 

[Guest]

QAD HD Pro for full containment

 

[shadow5]

Question

You guys are awesome, I appreciate all the input! One quick question... If you shoot the full containment rest, is there any way you can secure the top containment bar while shooting 3D or does it set when you draw back along with the rest? Might be a dumb question?

 

[broguearcher]

Trophy Ridge Drop Zone

Big props for the TR Drop Zone. I have one on each of my bows and they are flawless. Great and simple rests!! :darkbeer:

 

[RugerRedhawk]

You guys are awesome, I appreciate all the input! One quick question... If you shoot the full containment rest, is there any way you can secure the top containment bar while shooting 3D or does it set when you draw back along with the rest? Might be a dumb question?

The top bar is fixed, it doesn't move at any point during the draw or shot. With the QAD, you nock an arrow, then flip the rest up to 80 degrees with the thumbwheel. Your arrow is now contained. When you draw back the last inch of your draw will pull the rest up to the full 90 degree point. Now if you let down slow it will go back to 80 degrees, but if you shoot it will fall away. Again, the top bar stays right where it is.

Here is a video of it in action: http://www.qadinc.com/c-5-.aspx

 

[shadow5]

RugerRedHawk

Thanks, answered my question perfectly... Thanks again

 

[shadow5]

One more question about QAD

What is the difference between the LD and HD?

 

[grizzlyplumber]

I loves me the ripcord.

 

[RugerRedhawk]

What is the difference between the LD and HD?

The LD has a lockdown feature. It makes sure that the rest won't bounce up off the shelf and hit the arrow as it flies through. I don't really know why they make one without this feature since it seems pretty important. The HD includes a 'harmonic dampener'. It's supposed to be more quiet. I've only shot the LD pro, but I don't see a need for it to be more quiet IMO.

 

[BowTech One]

+3 for the Limb Driver!