Check out the re-designed whisker Biscuit

[RussellvilleRob]

http://www.trophyridge.com/arrow-rests/whisker-biscuit/


I see one of these at my front door as soon as they are available. :grin:

By the way, I am using the original now. I think it is time for an upgrade..

 

[UTGrad]

Cool...I got last years Deluxe Biscuit and it works fine.

 

[Radar]

The adjustment design looks like a big improvement over the older models.

 

[Rack_man]

Gonna have to get one!

 

[ShaneHallum]

pretty nice biscuit. I don't see the reasoning for all the adjustments really. I like using mine cause I slide it back all the way and I can shoot 27's instead of 30's. cuts a good deal of weight, and gives me plenty of speed.

 

[Radar]

pretty nice biscuit. I don't see the reasoning for all the adjustments really. I like using mine cause I slide it back all the way and I can shoot 27's instead of 30's. cuts a good deal of weight, and gives me plenty of speed.

The adjustments allow for easier micro adjustments for elevation and windage with more secure settings .

 

[JDBinTN]

Looks good

 

[richmanbarbeque]

I like using mine cause I slide it back all the way and I can shoot 27's instead of 30's. cuts a good deal of weight, and gives me plenty of speed.

I would rather have it all the way forward. Less likely to be torque sensative.

 

[JayMc]

I like using mine cause I slide it back all the way and I can shoot 27's instead of 30's. cuts a good deal of weight, and gives me plenty of speed.

I would rather have it all the way forward. Less likely to be torque sensative.

Me too. Even all the way forward the WB on my hunting bow is a tad behind the riser.

 

[Radar]

Rich and I talked to the guys (2006 ATA show ) at Carolina Archery products who used to make the WB rest about moving it forward, or making a model that would fit within the riser near the plunger hole .
They said it needs to be offset a little behind the riser to allow full clearance of the bristles as the fletchings pass through. They blow forward farther than we both assumed .
It sure would be nice to reduce the overdraw effect on grip torque with it set forward of the grip , instead of behind the grip.

 

[RussellvilleRob]

Rich and I talked to the guys (2006 ATA show ) at Carolina Archery products who used to make the WB rest about moving it forward, or making a model that would fit within the riser near the plunger hole .
They said it needs to be offset a little behind the riser to allow full clearance of the bristles as the fletchings pass through. They blow forward farther than we both assumed .
It sure would be nice to reduce the overdraw effect on grip torque with it set forward of the grip , instead of behind the grip.

How far from the back of the riser should it be mounted? I have mine about 1/8" behind the shelf.

 

[Radar]

Rich and I talked to the guys (2006 ATA show ) at Carolina Archery products who used to make the WB rest about moving it forward, or making a model that would fit within the riser near the plunger hole .
They said it needs to be offset a little behind the riser to allow full clearance of the bristles as the fletchings pass through. They blow forward farther than we both assumed .
It sure would be nice to reduce the overdraw effect on grip torque with it set forward of the grip , instead of behind the grip.

How far from the back of the riser should it be mounted? I have mine about 1/8" behind the shelf.

That should be okay .

 

[tophat]

Looks like a good rest.