wscywabbit
02-11-2012, 06:39 PM
Do they work together? YES they do!
I got my new Revolution yesterday afternoon, but didn't have time to really play with it other than take it out of the package. Today I got up bright eyed and bushy tailed and set to work. Right off I could see that it was going to have the same issue I had with my Apache; clearance with the bridge (specifically the medalion). After a while, not being able to get the rest close enough to the riser I was almost ready to give up and put my biscuit back on!
I took a break and came back to it after lunch, to really look at what I had. I had to find that "sweet spot" where the rest could turn w/out hitting either the bridge or the arrow shelf; it had to be centered exactly between the two to give it the best maneuverability left and right. In the end it ended up having a hair's breadth front and back, with the rest pushed right towards the riser as much as possible.
I took it back to my paper rack to see what I had, and pow, straight down tear nock low! Whew! I adjusted my nock up and headed out to my range to do a walk back, no issues there either, so I set my sights, and I'm in business! :)
Other than the clearance issues, the rest was easy to set up, is quiet, and has no clearance issues. I am very pleased.
5616
I got my new Revolution yesterday afternoon, but didn't have time to really play with it other than take it out of the package. Today I got up bright eyed and bushy tailed and set to work. Right off I could see that it was going to have the same issue I had with my Apache; clearance with the bridge (specifically the medalion). After a while, not being able to get the rest close enough to the riser I was almost ready to give up and put my biscuit back on!
I took a break and came back to it after lunch, to really look at what I had. I had to find that "sweet spot" where the rest could turn w/out hitting either the bridge or the arrow shelf; it had to be centered exactly between the two to give it the best maneuverability left and right. In the end it ended up having a hair's breadth front and back, with the rest pushed right towards the riser as much as possible.
I took it back to my paper rack to see what I had, and pow, straight down tear nock low! Whew! I adjusted my nock up and headed out to my range to do a walk back, no issues there either, so I set my sights, and I'm in business! :)
Other than the clearance issues, the rest was easy to set up, is quiet, and has no clearance issues. I am very pleased.
5616