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Post by bronco81 Thu Sep 18, 2008 11:03 am

If anyone is interested in drop away rests they really ought to look into the muzzy zero effect. I have a first generation one and I admit that it looks a little goofy however unlike the other drop away rests on the market controlled by springs and strings this rest uses the bows energy by replacing the roller slide on the cables and is really effective as well as fool proof. Just a suggestion for anyone in the market.

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