QAD rest

[Lucky118]

Finally got tired of my whisker biscuit and threw it out. The quality of the whisker has really gone in T he crapper.  Did a little bit of research  and decided on the QAD drop away rest. Holy crap! I'm actually  excited for bow season. 

[BowmanMike]

Make sure you don't get the hunter qad rest,it can bounce back up and mess with your shots. the next step up is better...

[Lucky118]

22 minutes ago, BowmanMike said:

Make sure you don't get the hunter qad rest,it can bounce back up and mess with your shots. the next step up is better...

Got the  one that locks down

[The_Real_TCIII]

Ive had them on all my bows for a lot of years, zero failures and so easy to setup. Did you tie it in to your cable or use the "football"?


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[Lucky118]

1 hour ago, The_Real_TCIII said:

Ive had them on all my bows for a lot of years, zero failures and so easy to setup. Did you tie it in to your cable or use the "football"?


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The football.

[Lucky118]

1 hour ago, The_Real_TCIII said:

Ive had them on all my bows for a lot of years, zero failures and so easy to setup. Did you tie it in to your cable or use the "football"?


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Surprised how tight the groups are out to 40 yards with little effort. 

[Versatile_Hunter]

I’ve had a QAD rest on my bowtech for a few years with no complaints. I’ve heard really gods things about Hamskea if you wanna go a step beyond QAD. 

[dbHunterNY]

19 hours ago, BowmanMike said:

Make sure you don't get the hunter qad rest,it can bounce back up and mess with your shots. the next step up is better...

my wife has the hunter without the braking feature. I've never had issue with it when timing it the way QAD tells you to. can't really remember as it's been years since i've messed with her bow but it might have been last 1" or less of drawlength or something. only time i ever bought or messed with the hunter model though.

[dbHunterNY]

18 hours ago, The_Real_TCIII said:

Ive had them on all my bows for a lot of years, zero failures and so easy to setup. Did you tie it in to your cable or use the "football"?


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i'm a strong proponent of the football. i've never had any issues with one loosening or breaking. i've always used a sharpie marker to make a witness mark just for peace of mind. also it makes timing a breeze. tighten it just barely enough to pull the rest up to full 90 but enough to slide. draw the bow and it'll tell you exact position then give it a slight bump back down. that said i have had bows where the cables too close to give it room. i tie it in and then leave a little extra coming out the knob on the end to allow for tuning without having to serve it back in. your bow tune is constantly evolving as you shoot so how someone can serve it in and then expect to ignore it for the full life of the string is just ignorant IMO.