Buying a new bow

[ReflexGrowler]

Well I shot the Hoyt Rampage xt yesterday and it was really no contest. I loved the Hoyt and bought it. The draw was much smoother and the overall feel was better to me. After making sure both bows were at a 27" draw and only set at 58 lbs, we chronoed them and the difference was 2 fps (Hoyt @ 293 and Assassin @ 294).Both were awesom but I LOVED the Rampage. Payed $400 for the bare bow, now I need accessories.

Anyone have any suggestions for a rest. I have always shot from a whisker buiscut but I think I want to try a drop away. Not really sure though. I like how the whisker buiscut keeps the arrow in place. Thoughts?

This is awesome to hear. I just ordered a Rampage XT. So I am glad you thought it was good. Looking forward to getting it this week sometime. Mine comin with a qad drop away rest and a fuse stabilizer gave $500 for my setup. Now ya got me excited!

 

[BrewCrew]

Check out the NAP APACHE drop aways. They are fairly inexpensive, quiet, and are full containment. You'll like it much better then the biscuit.

 

[bcuarcher]

Also check out the Ripcord and QAD rests, both full containment fall aways. I have Ripcords on my bows and have had no problems with them. One benefit of the QAD over the Ripcord is the QAD will stay up on a slow let down

 

[Hardwood11]

Hoyt

Well I shot the Hoyt Rampage xt yesterday and it was really no contest. I loved the Hoyt and bought it. The draw was much smoother and the overall feel was better to me. After making sure both bows were at a 27" draw and only set at 58 lbs, we chronoed them and the difference was 2 fps (Hoyt @ 293 and Assassin @ 294).Both were awesom but I LOVED the Rampage. Payed $400 for the bare bow, now I need accessories.

Anyone have any suggestions for a rest. I have always shot from a whisker buiscut but I think I want to try a drop away. Not really sure though. I like how the whisker buiscut keeps the arrow in place. Thoughts?

I shoot the Hoyt Rampage XT...It is a great bow. My son shoots it as well, and he loves it! The rest we bought on each, was from Fuse, I cannot remember the specific name, but it worked well, Fuse is owned by Hoyt.