[Repair Man]

In your own opinion, what is the best type of rest and why for Open Classes.

 

[newbreedshooter]

I have AAE pro blade and bodoodle pro lite II. I don't have a preference really. I don't think the AAE is any better than the bodoodle or bodoodle any better than AAE. It just came down to what I felt like I wanted at the time. I say shoot what works for you no matter what it is. I had a kid shooting in my group at the ASA classic that used scotch tape for his yardage tape and wrote marks with a pen. It looked nice and worked. He was a nice kid. Hope I get to shoot with with him again next year too.

A wise man, a "repair man", once told me that old stuff don't just quit working because it got old. Shoot em up!!

 

[harley36]

I prefer the spring steel like the AAE because there are not a lot of moving parts that could be damaged or come loose

 

[Repair Man]

Hahaha. I got your message New Breed Shooter.

 

[B3AV3R]

I'm also a big fan of the AAE Pro Blade. It's rock solid, incredibly simple with a very, very positive micro adjust. Built like a tank and incredibly tunable. No complaints.

 

[Repair Man]

Ttt

 

[Robspartacus]

I like my Hamskea limb driven. Most of the guys I shoot with prefer lizard tongues


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[Repair Man]

Bump

 

[sagecreek]

I've shot the Bodoodle Pro Lite II's for the last 10 years or more. Not one rest failure, and I don't have to worry about keeping my arrow on the rest or the blade getting bent, broke, and sticking into my hand.

 

[frogleg]

Hamskea Hybrid Target Pro Microtune. No complaints here.