I also found the kwikee mount won't work with the Knob either. I got the High-Riser extention plate.
I also found the kwikee mount won't work with the Knob either. I got the High-Riser extention plate.
Thanks everyone for your input and advice. I ordered the fast 4 2-piece today from Martin and hope it works out. It seems to be their most thought out quiver considering noise and balance while shooting. We will see......
It felt very good; reminded me of my Cougar actually - maybe just a tad less handshock. If I were to split limb or something it would be the replacement; it's nice and light as well - that was the most noticable difference when I handled it. I just didn't see enough difference to justify replacing what I have. If I was focusing on making a 3D bow obviously I would go a different direction, but I like a heavier arrow; like you said it's all personal preference.How'd the bow feel otherwise? I mean the draw cycle.
Last edited by dbd870; 03-10-2008 at 06:24 AM.
Thread hijacking??
So, next time someone asks about arrow rests, the appropriate response would be iced tea, lobster tail & sowing machines?
Eh, the sewing machine would probably cross the line.
I'm still waiting on the quiver from Martin. When I get it and use it I will post a report.
When you get it, I'd like to know if it looks like a guy could remove the gripper section from the lower bracket & mount the 8 arrow gripper & maybe get the hood off & mount the larger 8 arrow hood, on those swept back Fast 4 mounting brackets.
Have desire, will butcher.
Mine remove. I'd imagine the brackets are intercompatible.
Yeah, so would iced tea. Real guys chug beer or shots. I prefer VodkaOriginally Posted by dbd870
You would realy like our localy made Idaho Potato Vodkay. Three brands I've found so far. Smooooth.Yeah, so would iced tea. Real guys chug beer or shots. I prefer Vodka
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