cable guard / drop away rests

I'm not sure about your first question, but you can tie the pull cord to the downward cable in order to actuate the rest, assuming it' snot a quicktune with a steel cable type line.

Ben

 

yesthey do and as a matter of fact we were discussing this the other day at Dredly's house....I believe that Cobra does.....

 

You can also check out the Limb Driver arrow rest. It's activated by the limb movement instead of the movement of the cable.

Ron

 

Upper Mount Cable Guard

Moving the cable guard closer to the arrow will not increase speed, but it MAY improve accuracy by giving you the ability to reduce the side pull on the cables, which will lessen the inherent torque on the bow and MAY reduce any cam lean as well. I did this with all of my older bows back in the day and was very happy with the results. As Bowman mentioned, Cobra makes an upper mount and Sure-Loc makes one too. There mey be others. As for the drop away rest, I really like the Limb Driver, I am using one now, all the benefits of a drop away, none of the cam timing issues which may result from pulling on a cable at full draw, plus the arm acts similar to a spring steel launcher which is very forgiving. Hope this helps ya out!eace:

 

Hey, I saw that Sure-Loc has a cable guard/mount but does it require you to use a Sure-Loc dovetail sight ?

Just curious.

Ron

 

The Limb Driver is one Awesome dropaway!!

Dan

 

Banner used ta make on . i have it if your interested for $20 tyd gauranteed or send it back.

 

Sure Loc Cable Guard

Yes, the Sure Loc cable guard requires the use of their dovetail, but extension bars of all lengths are pretty easy to come by, and can be modified or used with a variety of sights. I have a 9" Sure Loc extension adapted on a Toxonics sight on my hunting bow. :wave: