arrow rest for an old bow

[new2bow]

I bought an old bow from a co-worker this spring. I have been practicing and geting it set up to hunt this fall. This bow is a Browning Black Knight. I have a flipper rest and I am looking for something to help hold the arrow straight. I think a cushion plunger might help with this but I am not sure. The salesman at Gander mountain said there was't much I could do about the arrow rest because it is not a centershot bow. The bow has a threaded hole in the handle.

I would appreciate any reccomendations and ideas. I am also looking for archery shops in the Spring / Tomball area.

[Bill]

I'd take it to a bow shop. Even if it's not centershot, a 2-prong type or a whisper bisquit rest will fit screwed in from the "outside" of the riser. You need to find a real bow pro shop.

[doc]

+1 on what Bill said.
Something like this:
http://www.southernhuntingsupplies.c...aster_2000.htm
I've got a couple of old bows. One has a HM2000 the other has a 2-prong deal.
It'll get you there. Get it tuned in and practice, practice, practice!!!

[ballisticbudda]

Head over to Lancaster Archery or Eders on the net. They have what you are looking for.

[Sporty87]

I have an old Bear Whitetail Hunter, uses a Flicker rest. I have a few parts and pieces I've picked up along the way. Post pic of riser with the hole your talking about I think I have something that is for that type of set up.

[dwkern]

Bow Zone in Spring. East side of 45.