Anyone heard of these or better yet used them? Pretty impressive if they work like they claim..
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very cool.... it's true... shoot what works for you... the limbdriver is a nice rest as wellgrumendboat (10/16/2007)I USE THEM AND LIVE IN FORT WALTON IF ANYONE WANTS TO SEE THEM FLY. WHISKER BISCUITS ARE A NO GO BUT PAUL AT STARRFLIGHT POINTED ME TO A LIMBDRIVER REST AND I SHOT MY BLAZERS WITH IT BEFORE MY FOBS CAME IN AND IT WAS MUCH BETTER THAN BISCUIT FOR GROUPS AND NOISE. WITH BLAZERS AND BISCUIT I COULDNT GET MY FIELD POINTS AND BROADHEADS TO HIT ANY CLOSER THAN SIX INCHES OF EACH OTHER LEFT AND RIGHT UP AND DOWN I DID OK. WITH FOBS AND LIMBDRIVER REST THEY HIT THE SAME PLACE. I HAD TO MAKE A LINE ONE FOOT LONG ONE INCH WIDE TO SHOT AT FOR TUNING AS THEY GROUP SO TIGHT THAT EVEN WITH MY REST OUT OF TUNE BROADHEADS AND FIELD POINTS STARTED TO HIT EACHOTHER. AFTER THEY ARE ON THE ARROW YOU CAN TURN THEMTO LINE THEM UP WITH BROADHEADS AND IT DOES HELP GROUPS. I AM NEW TO ARCHERY ANDALL SUMMER SHOT FOUR INCH VANES AND BLAZERS THOUGH WISKER BISCUIT. THAT WAS ALOT OF FUN BUT WITHOUT FOBS AND LIMBDRIVER REST IWOULD OF PASSED ON HUNTING AS MYBOW DIDNT WANT TO TUNE AND GROUPS NEVER GOT VERY GOOD.I GOOGLE SURCHED THE FOB AND ONLY FOUND ONE PERSON THAT COULD NOT SHOOT THEM AS HIS FACE WAS TO FAT AND HIS CHIN GOT IN THE WAY OF THE FOB. AS FOR ME IT WORKS IN PLACE OF MY KISSER BUTTON. I ALSO CAN USE ONLY ONE SIGHT PIN OUT TO 20 YARDS 30 YARD PIN IS AT OLD 20 YARD PIN. I HUNTED ALL WEEKEND OUT OF A STAND AND ARROW NEVER CAME OFF OF HOLDER THAT CAME WITH REST. MY SON IS GETTING THIS SAME STUFF FOR CHRISTMAS FOR HIS BOW.
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Meanwhile, I'm sticking to the blazer 2 inchers!!! If it ain't broke, don't fix it!
Well, I guess "they" would be me and a bunch of happy customers.KoolKat45 (12/9/2007)Paul do Fobs work as well as they claim?
What rest are you using now? Are you looking at a full containment rest like the Ripcord or a conventional rest like the Drop Zone or Trophy Taker? Do you use a string loop? What arrows do you have?KoolKat45 (12/10/2007)Not using a drop rest now but super interested in Fobs so a drop rest ison the have to have list. What drop rest's do you recommend for Fobs? Thank you for your time and help Paul
The TT rest should work great if set up per manufactures instructions. If you use a peel and stick arrow guide, it may need to be trimmed down for clearance. Do you use a string loop? Arrows?soalsrfr (12/10/2007)I picked up a Trophy Taker Shaky Hunter when i was looking at them but haven't outfitted my bow for the FOB'syet.