New setup help/opinions

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Alrighty guys, got a new bow coming in here shortly (I know right smack in the middle of season) but I don't plan on switching bows just yet. I'm looking for opinions on a decent new drop away rest to put on? I haven't even looked at a new one for 5-6 years. Any opinions/input is appreciated, thanks!
 
I have had two different Ripcord Code Red rests on two different Bowtechs this year, and they both have worked out quite well for me. For whatever reason, they took me a little to paper tune, but once I got it, they both shot extremely well. The only thing I would change about the rest would be to make it so it doesn't drop when you let the bow down, but it does come with a rubber bumper that attaches to the shelf in front of the rest that catches the arrow so it is lined up for another draw if necessary (it catches the arrow most of the time as long as your letdown isn't too fast). I looked over lots and lots of rests and their reviews, and the Ripcord is reviewed very highly, and I have been quite pleased with it as well. I'm shooting 2-3" groups at 60 yards with my Bowtech Experience, Easton Flatlines, and the Ripcord Code Red rest. It has also worked very well for my VPA and Muzzy fixed-blade broadheads as well. Good luck.
 
Do your self a favor and look at a limb driven rest. It does everything better then a cable driven rest. Plus there is no timing them. Extreme easy to use and more friendly to fix on the mountain if the activation cord breaks
 
>QAD ultra rest. it stays up
>when you can't.
>I couldn't help myself:)


haha thanks guys I'll take a looksee at those limb driven rests, and I was shooting a ripcord on my old bow and loved it shot and tuned great.
 

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