Apache drop away

[.356luger]

Bad a$$. I bought it a few months back and threw it on my bow and instantly closed my groups. If you are looking for a rest check this one out all aluminum Contruction . It's tough and accurate a little difficult to set up not to bad I had a bow tech do it. Plus it's pretty cheap. So throw away that whisker bisquit. What's your favorite rest/bow

Cabela's

 

[usmcdjb]

Back in the old days, I shot fingers only (with a tab). I used a plunger with a little arm and the arrow sat in the gap between.

Since I moved to a release, I have used a Golden Key Futura shoot thru rest.

I do fair with it, and always figured any issues I had were me. But I'm about convinced to drop the scratch on a drop-away rest. I'm looking at the QAD Bone Collector to try - might as well go all out (cost-wise)!

 

[jsr77]

I've shot Trophy Takers, Muzzy, Mathew's and Ripcord drop away rest. The Ripcord has been the most quiet and the arrow holder is nice in the stand on a windy day. This pertains to the "Code Red" newly designed. The Mathew's drop away was the most accurate, but a touch loud and didn't secure the arrow well in a hunting situation, but would recommend for target!
Arrow rest, fall away arrow rest, drop down arrow rest by Ripcord® Fall Away Arrow Rest

 

[finity]

As I just posted in another thread, I'm not convinced that the money I spent on a fall-away rest was really worth it.

My groups didn't improve much, if at all & I got NO improvement in speed (2-3fps). All of that & I got to spend $100 more for the drop-away than a biscuit.

The biscuit is pretty much indestructible, it's fairly quiet & it's full containment.

I will have a hard time not going back to a biscuit when my fall-away decides to wear out.