I would like to try a limbdriver rest as well. Really like how the Ripcord performs on my CR337 thou. Easy to set-up, easy to tune, and is a containment and dropaway all in one.
Mike, from the way I understand it most dropaways lose contact with the arrow after the first few inches of travel upon release. The Limbdriver stays in contact with the arrow much longer, which should make it more accurate. I haven't got to shoot mine any except for paper tuning so I can't tell you my opinion, but I have heard alot of great things about them.mdewitt71 said:what is so special about em?
I have never even seen one.............
and its unique in the way it attaches to the limb and not the cables. I have heard nothing but good things. The only bad thing i see, would be how hard the rest "rebounds" off the shelf, it looks as if it almost touches the tail of the arrow. I saw this in one of the slow motion videos somewhere.RJ1 said:Mike, from the way I understand it most dropaways lose contact with the arrow after the first few inches of travel upon release. The Limbdriver stays in contact with the arrow much longer, which should make it more accurate. I haven't got to shoot mine any except for paper tuning so I can't tell you my opinion, but I have heard alot of great things about them.mdewitt71 said:what is so special about em?
I have never even seen one.............
That "rebound" was on an earlier model and, when setup properly, does not do that too badly.Cougars09 said:and its unique in the way it attaches to the limb and not the cables. I have heard nothing but good things. The only bad thing i see, would be how hard the rest "rebounds" off the shelf, it looks as if it almost touches the tail of the arrow. I saw this in one of the slow motion videos somewhere.RJ1 said:Mike, from the way I understand it most dropaways lose contact with the arrow after the first few inches of travel upon release. The Limbdriver stays in contact with the arrow much longer, which should make it more accurate. I haven't got to shoot mine any except for paper tuning so I can't tell you my opinion, but I have heard alot of great things about them.mdewitt71 said:what is so special about em?
I have never even seen one.............
I agree that the DZ did well...in fact if I recall it got 3rd. I actually have the DZ on my bows right now but all the hype has peeked my interest in the LD.mdewitt71 said:yea the video was already posted here and even in the video the Drop Zone rest performed well.
In fact, too well, I still see no need for me to change![]()