What about the aae pro drop rest ?

Anyone tried this rest with the arrow clip ?

Do you have any pictures or a link?

Is this the one...

http://arizonaarchery.com/product/x_4MDN93QWawZCN0EY2lkPT/ARROW_RESTS_FALL-AWAYS/_NEW_PRO_DROP_FALL-AWAY.html

Post 61. The only difference is this one has arrow clip. http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=1390178&page=3&highlight=aae+pro+drop

I would think this should be fine, depending on the setup. Its very similar to the Limbdriver made by Vapor Trail. The only thing i would really have a problem with is if you use the arrow holder mounted on the shelf you will prob have a problem because that launcher arm is going to lay flat on the shelf so you will have either very little of no clearence between the bottom of the FOB and top of the shelf. Good luck, let us know how it goes.

I would also say you are good to go. The arrow clips work great with FOBs which I tested on an older AAE lighting. As with most all rest, it is all about the bounce. You may want to put some soft padding on the riser shelf to cushion the blow, keep things quite and avoid bounce.

Keep us posted,

Glennmac wrote:

Post 61. The only difference is this one has arrow clip. http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=1390178&page=3&highlight=aae+pro+drop

I just recieved mine set up just like this with the arrow holder. I will be setting it up this weekend and I'll try to remember to post pics of how it works. It appears as if it will work very well with fobs.

TJ1618 Welcome to the team first of all.

And secondly thanks for posting up about the rest and please do post pics if and when you can, we like to get as much info as we can. If you have any questions or just need help with something just let us know and someone around here should be around to answer.

Please be patient with us as members are busy and the posts are slow sometimes.

Looking forward to your review and pics,

What part of TN you from, I have a nephew living in Pigeon Forge. My family and I love going to TN as often as we can.

Will

VAhunter08 wrote:

TJ1618 Welcome to the team first of all.

And secondly thanks for posting up about the rest and please do post pics if and when you can, we like to get as much info as we can. If you have any questions or just need help with something just let us know and someone around here should be around to answer.

Please be patient with us as members are busy and the posts are slow sometimes.

Looking forward to your review and pics,

What part of TN you from, I have a nephew living in Pigeon Forge. My family and I love going to TN as often as we can.

Will

Thanks for the welcome! I'm looking forward to being part of this forum. I actually don't live in TN anymore; but I lived in Knoxville while I was in college at UT. I've just used the same username for years.

I got it and I just saw your Intro post. Was about to give a huge ROLL TIDE but you're a Volunteer sorry.

I won't pick on ya.......too much. LOL

Welcome post often and if you have ??? fire away.

Will

Ok, got the rest all set up and it looks like it will work very nicely with FOBS! Here are some pictures:











Now I'm off to go shoot it!

Well I put a new sight, peep and stabilizer at the same time I put this rest on and some combination of those items was letting me shoot the tightest groups I ever have. I started out by robin hooding an arrow on my third shot after adjusting the rest while modified french tuning. I was actually worried about this so fortunately I wasn't using my FOBed arrows. Once I got it tuned (which was a breeze with the micro adjust), I switched to my FOBed arrows and had FOBS flying off consistently at 30 yds and even a few times at 40! I guess I need to quit shooting groups before I ruin some more arrows...

I can't say that the rest was solely responsible for my good groups today, but I can say that I'm very happy with it. It is the perfect rest for me, easy full containment along with the spring steel and limb driven characteristics.