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Main Boards => The Bowyer's Bench => Topic started by: arachnid on January 06, 2019, 09:18:02 AM
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Hi guys.
Quick question- in there any benefit for using a feather arrow rest instead of, say, a leather/velcro/hair rest?
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They look cool.
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They hold the arrow above the shelf. For me, that's not a plus.
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i worry about the longevity, and issues in wet weather- we live in a temperate rain forest up here.
like Pat i also dont like the fact that it would elevate the arrow- which would lead to it playing heck with my tiller.
having said all that- i have never used one, so maybe i am missing out on a great system :)
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Any benefits for any of the other kinds of rests?!
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Hmm, I had never heard of this style of rest before. I did google it and seen pics. It does look neat. Now I wonder if you glued one feather at an angle, so the arrow rests on the top portion and maybe one trimmed short on the side to create a shelf and window.
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Just something that was trendy back in the day.
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I've used them on bows I've built, I thought they were kinda cool and worked ok for me.
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Super clean arrow flight.!!! VERY durable.! Had prob 20,000 shots apiece on 2 different ones. LOVE em..!
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Any you guys use the fuzzy Velcro part. Works for me.
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Sure...on the shelf.
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I used to use the velcro dots but switched to the sticky felt dots that are made for scratchless furniture legs they work great for me I tiller and tune my bows for them !