Went and picked up a new bow

[Mac84]

Retired the old Darton and grabbed a Matthews DXT. I got a deal I couldn't refuse.

 

[Witt]

Accessories?

 

[Mac84]

Working on it.

 

[Witt]

What're you launching?

 

[Mac84]

lol. 6075 carbon express. My old bow has an HHA and whisker bisquit. I'm thinking HHA for the new and my Bro has a new drop away he says is the latest, blah blah if I want it.

 

[Witt]

I opt WBs, though it seems a shame not to have the latest and greatest full-containment drop-away on a mathews

 

[Rogue]

For a hunter the WB is just tough to beat. Less parts to shoot loose is always good.

 

[okbowman]

I opt WBs, though it seems a shame not to have the latest and greatest full-containment drop-away on a mathews

Archers are almost as bad as techie geeks. I know cuz I was there for a looong time. Now I just like my shit simple. I run a Bodoodle, but for a huntin rig WB is tough to top.

 

[Painless]

I can't get past my fletching hitting something on the way out the rest. I really like my drop away rest, though I can't remember the model number right now. It has a guard that holds the arrow in place so it doesn't wobble around......Blake

I am still looking at picking up a Drenalin, but I am going to wait a little bit longer to see what they come out with next year

 

[okbowman]

Although I'm running a BD I did test a WB. I felt that way too at first, but after some testing I saw no harm from the fletching contact on the WB, and my fletching has the sharpest helical my Bitz will allow.

 

[Mac84]

I've zero complaints with my WB and plan on leaving it on the Darton as my spare. This new thingamabob rest is something else altogether for me.

 

[okbowman]

There are other good FC rests on the market, but WB has won the marketing war...at least partially due to pricing.