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Offline Bscman

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Re: Arrow rest drop away
« Reply #30 on: December 21, 2008, 10:52:45 AM »
I have a limbsaver drop-away and I really like it. Quiet and functional. Very smooth.

I just picked up a Limdriver (Vaportrail) for my buddies bowtech...that rest is amazing.
I'll probably replace my limbsaver with one. It contacts the arrow for a longer period of time than most traditional fall-aways, then drops extremely fast to get out of the way of the fletches. Very accurate and reliable design.
I left it better than I found it...did you?
I hunt animals because veggies are too easy to stalk.

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Re: Arrow rest drop away
« Reply #31 on: December 21, 2008, 10:18:18 PM »
I know this much, in 1996 dan evans was working at an archery shop in spokane and was building fall aways from all the different brands for the customers of the outdoor sportsman. I called BS for a couple years before that cause I had the fancy mathews rest and was convinced that I needed to have launcher pressure and all the tuning mumbo jumbo from way back.......well you see what is going on today. for those of you that don't know dan is the owner of trophy taker and has been building these rests longer then anyone. that is why he gets my $$ now. funny, he used to make $8.00 an hour and begged people to buy into his idea.....claimed it would change archery forever. whoda thunk it.

 


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