New arrow rest?

[ditchdigger2]

Hello everybody I just bought a new bowmadness xs a few weeks ago, the bow shoots real good. It was a big step up for me, but I am thinking about changing out the wisker bisquit rest it came with to a good fall-away type rest. What do yall think, would I be gaining any accuracy or speed? The bow is just used for hunting no target shooting or anything. Thanks

[DemDeadDucks]

trophy taker pronghorn

[mTn hunting]

Your going to change it now?

[DemDeadDucks]

and yeah it will definitely be a little bit faster with a fall away and more accurate once you get used to shooting it

[JW]

TT or G5 if it were me. Youre gonna get alot of opinions. Find one that you like and go with it. Long as it works!

You buy it at Wulfs?

[Destry]

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[JohnS]

Qad I love mine on my bowmadness shot my first robinhood with it a couple of weeks ago! Did you get the skull camo?

[Matt_C]

Your going to change it now?

This!!!!

[ditchdigger2]

No Ragin I bought mine in Nacogdoches at the shop on South Stjust before the loop. Its the Infinity Camo I believe. It was a big upgrade over my 90's something Nova!

[JW]

Used to be A1 Pawn n Gun before Lane Fizzel sold it. Im good friends with Coby Carter the guy that managed archery there for years.

[ditchdigger2]

I think the guy in the archery shop now is David. Good guy seemed like. Also I think I need to adjust the string stop on my bow it seems it contacts the string a little to much, but the allen screws that hold it in the next holes are a little too far. What do you do, move it to the next holes and add a washer to the mounting screw hole or what?

[BRobbins]

I love the Ripcord I have on my xs, it seems a little quieter than the whisker biscuit to me. I think any of them will work and it's more a personal preference thing.

[dustoffer]

The increase in speed is not noticeable--everything I've read says 2-4 fps at most. I have one on my backup bow but will change it out to a QAD or Ripcord Code Red before next season because it is noisy on the draw with carbon arrows--and a little noisy with aluminums as well. The one thing I love about a biscuit is the containment--never a worry about the shaft falling and making the "tink" sound when it hits the riser. QAD does the same, and Ripcord to a degree.

[ShaBow]

Keep it simple keep the biscuit!Use a quality vane and smooth finish arrows like Beman ics hunters or the Beman speed(there are some others) and you'll kill the noise.As for accuracy, I shoot mine out to 100yds and hang with the drop-aways no problem!Speed is only about 2 to 3 fps loss I've checked it several times!

[ditchdigger2]

Thanks ShaBow I like the way the bisquit keeps the arrow, I was just thinkin there might be more diff in speed but I dont think 2 or 4 fps will make much diff with what Im doing. This is the first bow Ive owned that I actually liked to shoot. I dont consider myself a pro by any means but Ive been shooting a bunch the last week or so almost gettin to where I can hit the block everytime ha ha