The kids at my school are not eligible to compete in the NASP state tournament so I'm considering putting whisker biscuits on the Genesis Bows and no longer having to deal with that stupid flipper rest. Has anyone done this before? It seems like the string hugs the riser so closely that even if I put a whisker biscuit on it, I'm still going to get fletching contact. I can move the rest out but that's going to kick the front end of the arrow out a bit. I don't want to refletch all of those arrows with feathers so I'm debating whether or not to just accept the fletching contact or if it's better to go ahead and have that arrow tip kicked out a little. What do you guys think?
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Our archery club has several Genesis bows with Whisper Biscuit rests. I don’t think they’ve ever been rn tuned as you and I would our compound bows.
The sight pins are adjusted to put a target arrow in the bullseye and the new archers shot them at the range. -
I suppose I could also add sights. It's definitely something to consider.Comment
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The kids could definitely shoot them with fingers and no sights. I think they’d have more early success and fun with a sight and release.Comment
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