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    #31
    if you are hunting why chance it. what are you going to feel like when the buck of a lifetime steps out and your rest fails you

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      #32
      Originally posted by rocky View Post
      This dealer is very competent and knowledgable.
      If you put a WB on your bow, and have problems, you will not be able to blame the rest.
      Hey Rocky,
      Am I going to have trouble with any of these rests on a 2008 PSE X-Force 6?

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        #33
        Originally posted by martin-easy View Post
        Hey Rocky,
        Am I going to have trouble with any of these rests on a 2008 PSE X-Force 6?
        I'm trying real hard to keep from getting jumped here, so......
        they all work well until they fail.
        The rest I use can't fail.
        Now here's where I'm gonna get jumped, but please remember that I see a lot of bows, and you asked.
        I've seen more failures from the QAD than all others combined.
        Sorry Qad fans.
        If it is working and set-up properly, initially I think it will drop fast enough.

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          #34
          Originally posted by martin-easy View Post
          Had a dealer talk me out of (or try to at least) a drop away rest for a 2008 PSE X-Force 6 because he says it's so fast that the fletching will hit the rest before it can fall all the way. Has anyone had this issue or is that even possible? I was wanting a QAD rest.
          You need a new dealer.

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            #35
            Originally posted by rocky View Post
            I wouldn't jump to the conclusion that this dealer is wrong, even Pete Sheply claims that alot of fall-away rests don't drop fast enough for some of today's speed bows. Chuck Adams goes so far as to reccomend using feathers with a fall-away due to this.
            There's only a couple of rests that can't fail, several that rarely fail, and quite a few more that fail a little more frequently. Naturally, the rests with the most parts are more prone to failure.
            Total vane clearance is more elusive than the current pool of bowhunters realizes.

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              #36
              Originally posted by rocky View Post
              I'm trying real hard to keep from getting jumped here, so......
              they all work well until they fail.
              The rest I use can't fail.
              Now here's where I'm gonna get jumped, but please remember that I see a lot of bows, and you asked.
              I've seen more failures from the QAD than all others combined.
              Sorry Qad fans.
              If it is working and set-up properly, initially I think it will drop fast enough.
              What about the Apache? Is there one you like?

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                #37
                Originally posted by martin-easy View Post
                What about the Apache? Is there one you like?
                I've not tested the Apache, but assume it's a fall-away.

                Again, when any of the fall-away rests are working properly, they perform well, but as far as me "liking" one, no, there's not one I like.

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                  #38
                  Originally posted by rocky View Post
                  I've not tested the Apache, but assume it's a fall-away.

                  Again, when any of the fall-away rests are working properly, they perform well, but as far as me "liking" one, no, there's not one I like.
                  Well you obviously know the guy I'm talking about and I've gotten a PM from someone who used to work with him and says he knows more about bows than 3 or 4 dealers combined. I guess I'll just have to trust that he can set it up properly.

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