One, the Hamskea isn't any easier to set up than any other drop rest aside that the Hamskea has the Target Pro to fully raise the rest near to full draw. This isn't in the instructions.
My Limb Drivers are a breeze to set up.
The Hamskea isn't built any tougher than most drop rests I've used or set up. I think I said it up above, but my oldest Limb Driver is 10 years old and used solely for competition so figure no less than 100,000 shots put through it. Still performs like new....
No one knows how it happened, but a few Hamskea Target Pros got out with the wrong screws for the launch arm. At least 7 of us spoke of our issues. Mine and huteson2us2 had the blade dropping below the shelf. huteson2us2 didn't catch it until he notice dings in the floor of the shelf. I caught mine while installing. Only instruction found was have the rest mounted back so the blade missed the shelf. BS! Also, at full draw the blade stood near 75 degrees up and caused chatter when drawing.
Hamskea lead man stepped in after I ripped the Hamskea several times. I had to buy new screws and grind the ends until I had the launch arm correctly position down and up. I have mine set so even the weight of arrow won't have the blade touch the shelf. huteson2us2 bought nylon screws that he said were easily trimmed to have his Hamskea out of his junk box and on one of his bows.
I've offered all instructions I've found and that devinhal, Hamskea Lead Man, gave. And devinhal went to extremes working out what length screw for different angles of the blade.
Of the knurled knob on the right side with 2 screws. You pull those screws you best be hanging on to the knob or the spring unwound with some force.
Several don't know how much the coil spring is to be stretched. It's right in Hamskea's Target Pro instructions, 1/8". Hell, I got sort of ripped because one thinking I was a Know-It-All -knowing how much the spring should be stretched. Same with the launch arm screws....
Having worked at archery shop for 5 years I've no doubt I've set up more drop rests than the average person.....
Okay, mine is not the micro adjust. Still, the way people raved about the Hamskea I had mine for sale, $90 TYD, and never received one offer. I've got 2 VT Limb Drivers and 2 VT Limb Driver Pros. 1 on my hunting bow, 2 on my target bows and the 4th at the ready should I dislike the Target Pro.