Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Archery Gear => Topic started by: Button Nubbs on October 10, 2010, 09:54:38 PM
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Last year was my first year doing 3D shoots and I had a blast! This year I'm setting up a bow for basically only 3D. I'm having trouble deciding on a rest, I keep going back and forth between the limbdriver and one of the spring steel type rests. I'm planning on shooting a light fat shaft arrow. I may want to hunt with it a little so the limbdriver may come in a little more handy for that but I have a rest kicking around somewhere I could always throw on before hunting season. Anyone have any expierence good or bad with either of these?
Thanks!
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Check out what the top guys are using. Pretty much all Trophy Taker Spring Steel lizard tongue-style. Looking at the Shooter of the Year profiles, and it's 90% TT spring steel. Gotta be a reason for that..... If you need to hunt with it, then changing rests doesn't take much to get it tuned in to hunt.
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x2 Trophy Taker
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TT is good as well as Spot-Hogg Infinity or a pro tuner. I like the Spot-Hogg for it's tunability but own all three.
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I shot a spott hogg whammy for 3-Ds last year it was ok didn't think it was any better or worse then my ultra rest I use for hunting
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Thanks guys, I think I'm gonna go with the tt ss!
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Thanks guys, I think I'm gonna go with the tt ss!
Get the new pro with the adjustable blade angle.
I have always shot the spring steel one but have to mount the rest with a forward tilt to get the blade angle I like.
The new Pro allows you to do that without it looking like you mounted your rest crooked ;)
