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Re: drop away vs whisker biscuit
[Re: crosstac2005]
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09/25/15 05:09 PM
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Re: drop away vs whisker biscuit
[Re: crosstac2005]
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09/25/15 05:32 PM
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BowtechDan
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Which do you you prefer and any particular drop away brand? I don't like any concept that holds an arrow 360 degrees like a WB. JMHO. Arrows flex and stuff coming off the bow naturally. A QAD drops off out of the way. So: QAD
Nathan Carl Goff 19 Sept 2016 - 14 Jan 2017.
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Re: drop away vs whisker biscuit
[Re: crosstac2005]
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09/26/15 06:56 AM
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I shoot a WB and have never had issues with it.
The fool tells me his reasons; the wise man persuades me with my own.
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Re: drop away vs whisker biscuit
[Re: crosstac2005]
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09/26/15 09:15 AM
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A whisker biscuit is the best hunting rest there is, IMO. However, I now shoot a QAD.
"Why do you ask"?
Always vote the slowest path to socialism.
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Re: drop away vs whisker biscuit
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09/26/15 10:37 AM
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A whisker biscuit is the best hunting rest there is, IMO. However, I now shoot a QAD. It's hard to tell if you are joking? I hope so. I'm surprised they have enough business to keep making them. They have ONE good application - on a kids bow so the arrow stays put before the shot.
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Re: drop away vs whisker biscuit
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09/26/15 10:39 AM
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I shoot a WB and have never had issues with it. I didn't have issues - except for fletching being torn off every other shot and accuracy. Small things!!
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Re: drop away vs whisker biscuit
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09/26/15 01:04 PM
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I shoot a WB and have never had issues with it. I didn't have issues - except for fletching being torn off every other shot and accuracy. Small things!! Sounds like operator error to me
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Re: drop away vs whisker biscuit
[Re: turkey247]
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09/26/15 01:15 PM
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A whisker biscuit is the best hunting rest there is, IMO. However, I now shoot a QAD. It's hard to tell if you are joking? I hope so. I'm surprised they have enough business to keep making them. They have ONE good application - on a kids bow so the arrow stays put before the shot. No, I'm not joking, they are simple and have no moving parts. I deal with mechanical stuff all day, 5 days a week, mechanical stuff fails. If my QAD causes problems just once, it'll have a new home and I'll have a new biscuit, and I'll kill deer with it!
"Why do you ask"?
Always vote the slowest path to socialism.
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Re: drop away vs whisker biscuit
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09/26/15 01:17 PM
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I shoot a WB and have never had issues with it. I didn't have issues - except for fletching being torn off every other shot and accuracy. Small things!! Sounds like operator error to me Yep along with a bad fletching job.
"Why do you ask"?
Always vote the slowest path to socialism.
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Re: drop away vs whisker biscuit
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09/26/15 02:24 PM
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I shoot a WB and have never had issues with it. I didn't have issues - except for fletching being torn off every other shot and accuracy. Small things!! Sounds like operator error to me Yep along with a bad fletching job. It will rip off your fletching. I'd say more like every few hundred shots, but it definitely beats them up over time
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Re: drop away vs whisker biscuit
[Re: Beadlescomb]
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09/26/15 05:22 PM
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I shoot a WB and have never had issues with it. I didn't have issues - except for fletching being torn off every other shot and accuracy. Small things!! Sounds like operator error to me I've read all the studies - drop away proves more accurate, but only slightly more accurate and speed loss for a WB is only 3-6 fps. So not as much advantage as some drop away guys think at first - but still an advantage. The trend that is most noticeable is a lot of people complaining about fletching coming off - it's not just me - and I didn't really mean every other shot, just trying to get a point across. But here's the issue - torque. Nobody shoots as well in a tree. Nobody has perfect form when buck fever takes over. Hand position / pressure changes, etc. I'm not saying a drop away handles that error perfectly - it doesn't. But they will be way more forgiving with bad form. I'm not a great shot - never have been, never claimed to be. I need all the forgiveness I can get. And there's really no debating the advantage in forgiveness with a drop away.
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Re: drop away vs whisker biscuit
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09/26/15 05:28 PM
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I shoot a WB and have never had issues with it. I didn't have issues - except for fletching being torn off every other shot and accuracy. Small things!! Sounds like operator error to me I've read all the studies - drop away proves more accurate, but only slightly more accurate and speed loss for a WB is only 3-6 fps. So not as much advantage as some drop away guys think at first - but still an advantage. The trend that is most noticeable is a lot of people complaining about fletching coming off - it's not just me - and I didn't really mean every other shot, just trying to get a point across. But here's the issue - torque. Nobody shoots as well in a tree. Nobody has perfect form when buck fever takes over. Hand position / pressure changes, etc. I'm not saying a drop away handles that error perfectly - it doesn't. But they will be way more forgiving with bad form. I'm not a great shot - never have been, never claimed to be. I need all the forgiveness I can get. And there's really no debating the advantage in forgiveness with a drop away. If you shoot Marco vanes or Blazers that are glued properly , they'll stay on going through a biscuit just fine.
"Why do you ask"?
Always vote the slowest path to socialism.
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Re: drop away vs whisker biscuit
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09/26/15 06:05 PM
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[quote=jbatey1]I shoot a WB and have never had issues with it. I didn't have issues - except for fletching being torn off every other shot and accuracy. Small things!! Sounds like operator error to me I've read all the studies - drop away proves more accurate, but only slightly more accurate and speed loss for a WB is only 3-6 fps. So not as much advantage as some drop away guys think at first - but still an advantage. The trend that is most noticeable is a lot of people complaining about fletching coming off - it's not just me - and I didn't really mean every other shot, just trying to get a point across. But here's the issue - torque. Nobody shoots as well in a tree. Nobody has perfect form when buck fever takes over. Hand position / pressure changes, etc. I'm not saying a drop away handles that error perfectly - it doesn't. But they will be way more forgiving with bad form. I'm not a great shot - never have been, never claimed to be. I need all the forgiveness I can get. And there's really no debating the advantage in forgiveness with a drop away. If you shoot Marco vanes or Blazers that are glued properly , they'll stay on going through a biscuit just fine. [/quote] I'd have to disagree with that. I shot a biscuit for about 7 or 8 years and I shoot a lot. Doesn't matter if it's a factory glue job or my fletching job, they will get torn up eventually. FYI I'm not downing a whisker biscuit, I think they are just fine for hunting.
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