Looking for a fall away rest for my nemisis. Seen a few out there for hoyt bows was wondering if they would fit?? Any thoughts???
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Will a rest made for hoyt bows fit a Nemisis??
Looking for a fall away rest for my nemisis. Seen a few out there for hoyt bows was wondering if they would fit?? Any thoughts???
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I have had great success with my QAD i tried the NAP apache and the bridged riser gets in the way of the rest upon mounting. I believe people have been able to mount limbdrivers and Ripcords the choices are endless but i like my QAD
2012 Martin Saber Take-down
2013 Martin Nemesis 35
Hunting for a recurve at the moment to complete my arsenal.
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Which rest???Originally Posted by jnordwell
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the ones i see a ton of are the g5 expert II's for hoyts.
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Which Rest?
I have a Ripcord on my Onza and a QAD Ultrarest LD Pro on my Alien Z. I like the QAD better and it stays up when you let down.
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X2 for QAD rest on my Nemesis. Great rest!
Bill
2012 Rytera Nemesis, 57.2#@28.5", Bonz Camo
CBE Sniper LC Sight, QAD Ultra HDX Rest, G5 Head-Lok Quiver, Scott Little Goose Release
Bernie's Control Freak X-Rod Stabilizer W/Quick Disconnect
Gold Tip XT Hunter Arrows, Rage Chisel Tip 100 gr Broadheads
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I have experienced some trouble with the reliability of the QAD Ultra Rest HD with my Onza: in cold/moist conditions, the slide (and therefore also the cable where the QAD cord is attached to) sometimes does not come all the way back in full draw, but stays perhaps 1/16" closer to the riser. This is not critical at all for the bow operation, but for QAD arrow rest it is: it is lifted completely upwards only when the cord is pulled exactly the adjusted amount. If this does not happen, the bow does not shoot accurately. Based on my experience, I wouldn't really recommend this rest to bows equipped with a traditional cable slide (although a teflon slide might help). There is no such problem if the cable guard is equipped with wheels (as with my earlier Hoyt CRX 32, I had the same arrow rest in it).
I have been able to overcome the problem by using silicone lube on the rod. I know that some people don't recommend putting anything exra to the rod, but I have experienced no problems. Still, I have many times thought I should switch back to the idiot-proof Whisker Biscuit (which I actually have not installed to my new Nemesis). I think the Ripcord shouldn't have a similar problem, it has a different mechanism.
Rytera Nemesis, 2012
Martin Onza 3, 2011
Hoyt CRX 32, 2011 (SOLD)
Martin Phantom II, 2003
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