[VonH]

Wondering if anybody else has run into problems with drop away rests and the timing. I have a rip cord, TT and Qad. All 3 have the same issue. If the cord moves on the cable just a hair, it will throw my groups off. Maybe not much, but I can avg 1.5 groups at 30 yards, when the cord moves on the cable my groups will widen to 2.5-3 inchs. Maybe its just me, my equipment or the way my cords are tied on my cables, but it seems to be the same on 3 different bows with 3 different models of rests.

Anybody?

 

[bluelund79]

Serve in the cord, problem solved...

 

[J-Daddy]

Serve in the cord, problem solved...

TaaDaaahhh, that'll fix it right there...Serve it in tight and it wont move.

 

[copterdoc]

Drop cord rests, pull a bend into your cable, effectively shortening it, and WILL change your cam timing.

 

[schling_us]

That is why the only dropaway ill use is a limbdriver...A certain rep for one of the BIG bow companies was telling me how you should see dropaways on high speed video...whole lot happening:darkbeer:

 

[copterdoc]

That is why the only dropaway ill use is a limbdriver...A certain rep for one of the BIG bow companies was telling me how you should see dropaways on high speed video...whole lot happening:darkbeer:

That is true. However, I just don't use drop-away rests.

If I were to see a need for a drop-away, I would use a Limb-Driver.

 

[little buddy]

I have a bunch of drop away rests, at least a dozen different makes. I always go back to my Bodoodle prolite.

 

[moosetrack]

i have allways used the MZE and have never had a problem with it going out of time or dropping fast enough...

 

[Pantera07]

That is true. However, I just don't use drop-away rests.

If I were to see a need for a drop-away, I would use a Limb-Driver.

Best in the industry bar none!

 

[sawtoothscream]

thats the reason i love my limbdriver. there are no timing issues.

 

[asa1485]

That is why I do not attach anyting to my cables. I will either use a BoDoodle or What I currently use. Limb Driver