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bobthebowhunter said:
boy people get touchy when you suggest that it might be shooter error.

Glad you got it fixed.
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Touchy huh.. I knew it wasn't me. Plan and simple moved the rest over and fixed the problem
 
The more I keep thinking about it, I'm considering switching to a drop away rest of some kind.

Whats a good one that will not break the bank?
 
I teach archery, and have helped MANY a shooter kill his first deer, or place in their first 3-D comp.

MANY shooters have neither the time, nor the patience to practice as much as it takes to become one of the "ELITE" shooters. So I suggest these archers shoot a bow that is VERY forgiving of shooter error. ANd for most archers this means a long brace height bow. Say about 8 inches.

It absolutely AMAZES folks at just how well they can shoot with a VERY forgiving bow...day in and day out!


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I teach archery, and have helped MANY a shooter kill his first deer, or place in their first 3-D comp.

MANY shooters have neither the time, nor the patience to practice as much as it takes to become one of the "ELITE" shooters. So I suggest these archers shoot a bow that is VERY forgiving of shooter error. ANd for most archers this means a long brace height bow. Say about 8 inches.

It absolutely AMAZES folks at just how well they can shoot with a VERY forgiving bow...day in and day out!


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Yep. Even the "elite" archers tend to shoot high BH bows ;)
 
ShaneHallum said:
The more I keep thinking about it, I'm considering switching to a drop away rest of some kind.

Whats a good one that will not break the bank?
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Shane, I switched from the WB to the Ripcord last year and my only regret is that I didn't change over sooner. It's a super-quite, full-containment rest. A good benefit to the Ripcord is that you can lock the arm in the up position. It's easy to set up and it tightened up my groups immediately!
 
ShaneHallum said:
The ripcords are around 90 bucks right? I've never shot with a Ripcord. I would really like to try it
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Yes, you can find them for around $90 give or take. I would get the new model the Code Red Ripcord. They made some improvements, sound related, that made a great rest better. You can go to their website http://www.ripcordarrowrest.com/index.html ,or you can also search youtube.com for some video.
 
That looks like a nice setup! Thanks for the link. I would really like to shoot one before I bought it. But I'm interested for sure
 

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