Wild Turkey Feather Arrow Rest

Item Number: 3562X

Price: $9.99

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		Do you have questions about this product? Ask a question get answers from real customers and in-house experts with AnswerBox. 2 Questions \| 14 Answers Displaying questions 1-2 Q: Will this work on a bow with a radiused shelf? Asked on 3/2/2013 by Geo Know the answer? Answer this question 6 answers VERIFIED BUYER A: Geo, Years ago I purchased a Jack Howard Jet Recurve that came with a feather rest on it. After 30 years of shooting this kind of rest in conjunction with a leather or calf hair side plate, I would recommend it to anybody. The bow I shoot has a slight radiused shelf, but I have seen this rest used successfully on a more advanced radiused shelf. Of course you will have to adjust your nocking point accordingly. Ron. Answered on 3/4/2013 by Anonymous A: Yes, this will work on a radiused shelf. Answered on 3/4/2013 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery VERIFIED BUYER A: you may need to add a drop of super glue on each end but it worked fine on my widow Answered on 3/3/2013 by Anonymous VERIFIED BUYER A: I use mine on an old flat shelf Shakespere. I pretty sure it will work fine on a radiused bow. It provides a smooth friction free launch. Remember to position it so the smooth flow of the feathers is away from the shooter. Answered on 3/2/2013 by Sunkist from North Central Minnesota VERIFIED BUYER A: Yes it Will, absolutely without question I use it on my Bob Lee Bows and they are Radius shelfs I love them you get a real clean arrow launch with out drag, Jack Howard used them and I first used them in 1969 when my dad Gave me his 1959 / 60 Bear Grizzly and there was a turkey feather Rest on it. Hope this helps Respectfully Bob USMC Answered on 3/2/2013 by Anonymous VERIFIED BUYER A: It doesn't really work very well with a radiused shelf. Unless it is barely radius'd at all. I have tried it and the base plate is too stiff. If your shelf is radiused you don't need one anyways, try a bear hair or just some velcro material. Answered on 3/2/2013 by Anonymous Q: Does this 1. Mount on the riser, resting horizontally? 2. Mount on the shelf, resting vertically? Thanx gb Asked on 9/14/2012 by Greg from United States Know the answer? Answer this question 8 answers VERIFIED BUYER A: Mounts on the shelf, feathers pointing up Sent from my iPad Answered on 9/14/2012 by Anonymous VERIFIED BUYER A: it mounts on the shelf with the small end of the feathers pointing towards the target. Alwayts use feather fletching when shooting off the shelf. I hope that helps. Answered on 9/14/2012 by Anonymous VERIFIED BUYER A: You want it running in the direction of arrow. Be sure you have it set so the arrow glides over the top of the three feathers in the direction of least resistance. Run your finger over it before you mount it making sure you know which way that is. Your finger should not catch on the feathers, rather the feathers will gently lay down and you glide over it. Your arrow must do the same. These are great for older bows that don't have a radiused shelf. My old Shakesreare uses them with great results. My back plate is also a shaved feather material that has the grain running with the arrow flight. Answered on 9/14/2012 by Anonymous VERIFIED BUYER A: Hi Number 2...resting on the shelf, mounted vertically is the way to go! Marty Answered on 9/14/2012 by Anonymous VERIFIED BUYER A: I've mounted mine on the shelf, resting vertically, and it is fantastic. I'm pretty sure that's what it's meant for. I imagine if you mounted it on the riser, resting horizontally, the arrow would slip off. Answered on 9/15/2012 by Anonymous VERIFIED BUYER A: Greg, It mounts on the rest with the feathers vertical. Mine works great ands looks very classy. Cheers, Bobby Answered on 9/15/2012 by Anonymous VERIFIED BUYER A: I use these a lot and they work great! Mount them on the shelf, with the arrows pointing so that they will be "blown down" when you shoot. Use a strike plate on the riser. Mounting them horizontally would require a shelf cut way past center. Answered on 9/16/2012 by Anonymous A: This is meant to be a rest not a strike plate. You will want to put it vertical on the shelf. Answered on 9/17/2012 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery Displaying questions 1-2 Ask a question Do you have a question about this product?

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