I'm trying to fix up an old mid-90's Martin Prowler. I bought an Octane Hostage arrow rest, only to realize I cannot figure out how to install it. I have looked the bow up and down, but there is no berger hole to install the rest mount. Anybody have any idea what to do in this situation?
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Thanks for the picture. I don't have that screw hole anywhere on the riser. I guess the bow is too old. Is there any way that a bow shop could tap the riser and put a screw hole in?Comment
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It has to have one, post a pic.Comment
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I agree that it has one, or maybe a slot. Pics please to help understand!Comment
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Since the begining there has always been a hole. I do think about that time the overdraws were popular and some company might have had a smaller hole for mounting their od on the riser. I would not drill a hole in the riser, it is magnusium and when they broke it was right there. If you drill a hole it will weaken the weakest part. IMHOComment
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It appears I have found the issue. I do have a place on the bow to mount an arrow rest, but it is the Martin Tru-Lock system, rather than a berger screw hole. It appears that I will need to get a slide slot nut that I can then screw the mounting bracet on to.
Great.
Thanks for the input guys.Comment
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