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If you have a good shop. Be thankful
Unfortunately my shop I had been going to since I started archery closed about a month or two ago. They had great techs, great customer service & always did a bang up job. I’ve since had to go to another shop, which doesn’t have the best reputation. Needed a new center serving. I bet I haven’t put 100 arrows through my bow since I got it & look at this! Already unraveled. I have a shoot Saturday & Sunday, that I’ll probably miss. So if you have a good shop. Support them & buy everything you can from them.
If you have a good shop. Be thankful
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@Mark Chizmadia Definitely wanting to learn & do my own work. It’ll pay for itself in the long run but buying a press right now wouldn’t be a fun purchase lol
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@Mark Chizmadia That’s a steal of a deal!
Whats Your Favorite
If you have the opportunity to change your bow, which name brand will you select to upgrade? If you have a different brand, add it on the comment and will be counted, sorry if I don’t include other brands, don’t know many premium brands yet.
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@Melvin Vera They are sweet. I’m really interested to see what changes they make for this years flagship. The only thing I can think of is making it a bit lighter & maybe trying to get a little more speed, but as far as tuning systems they have killed it. Going to be hard to improve upon.
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@Melvin Vera My ARC should be ready this week. I’ll post a video of it on here. I have seen a lot more ARCs for resale already than I have TriTechs. But I’ll give an honest opinion on it. I don’t think you can go wrong either way, but I think Dartons are more user friendly & don’t require a press like Mathews bows do.
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Nice!!!
Hunting and fitness
I like to train in the gym with the goal in mind to be able to go farther, stay longer, and have the strength and endurance to hold my bow at full draw with prefect form for an extended period of time. I don’t want my body to be one of the reasons I miss a shot on an animal. Does anyone else train with this mindset in the off season and what kind of programs are you running to reach your goals.
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I’m going to start doing burpees between shots. Shoot my bow, 5 burpees, shoot my bow, 10 burpees, & just cycle that.
Whisker Biscuit vs Drop away arrow rest?
It’s the classic archery debate! Both the **Whisker Biscuit** (full-containment brush rest) and a **Drop-Away arrow rest** are incredibly popular, but they prioritize completely different things. If you are looking for absolute **convenience**, the Whisker Biscuit wins hands down. If you want maximum **accuracy** and downrange performance, a drop-away rest is the clear victor. Here is how they stack up against each other across the two categories you mentioned. ### 1. Convenience & Reliability The Whisker Biscuit is the king of simplicity and peace of mind, especially in the field. * **Full Containment:** Once you nock your arrow and slip it into the biscuit, it cannot fall out. You can hold your bow upside down, walk through thick brush, or spot-and-stalk without ever worrying about your arrow slipping off the rest. * **Zero Moving Parts:** There are no cords to time, no mechanical launchers to fail, and nothing to break. It is completely bulletproof. * **Set It and Forget It:** Tuning a Whisker Biscuit is incredibly simple. Once it's set center-shot, it rarely ever moves out of alignment. ### 2. Accuracy & Performance Drop-away rests take the crown for pure precision and arrow speed because they eliminate a major variable: **fletching contact**. * **Zero Fletching Contact:** A drop-away rest stays up to support the arrow during the initial release, then drops completely out of the way before your vanes pass by. Because your fletchings touch absolutely nothing, your arrow flight is incredibly clean and forgiving of minor form flaws. * **Perfect Fletching Clearance:** With a Whisker Biscuit, your vanes must force their way through the bristles on every single shot. This constant friction can cause slight vane wrinkling over time and can magnify any subtle hand torque or form imperfections at release. * **Slight Speed Advantage:** Because a drop-away has zero friction, you will typically gain about **2 to 5 feet per second (fps)** in arrow speed compared to shooting through a biscuit.
Whisker Biscuit vs Drop away arrow rest?
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I would sell you my QAD but I’m a lefty lol
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Palmer Grigsby
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1 year into archery absolutely love it. Got 24 acres in Montana & currently trying to max it out for achery!

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