Evercatch Limbs Driven Drop Away Compound Rest

2024 Evercatch Limbs Driven Drop Away Compound Bow Arrow Rest

Features

1. Limb-Driven Mechanism: The rest is connected to the bow’s limb, typically the bottom limb. As the bow is drawn, the limb movement pulls the rest into position, and upon release, the rest drops away.
2. Full Arrow Containment: Some models ensure the arrow is fully contained and remains in place until release.
3. Precision Adjustments: Offers adjustments for both windage (left-right) and elevation (up-down) to fine-tune accuracy.
4. Durable Materials: Constructed from high-quality materials to withstand repeated use and rough conditions.
5. Silent Operation: Designed to be quiet during both the draw and release phases, important for hunting scenarios.

Benefits

1. Increased Accuracy: Limb-driven rests are known for their reliability and consistency, leading to better shot accuracy.
2. Dependability: Less reliant on complicated internal mechanisms, making them more robust and less prone to mechanical failure.
3. Versatility: Suitable for different types of archery, including target shooting and hunting.
4. Simple Setup: Generally easier to set up and adjust compared to cable-driven systems.

Installation Steps

1. Mount the Rest: Attach the arrow rest to the bow’s riser according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
2. Connect to Limb: Use the provided cord to connect the rest to the bottom limb of the bow. Ensure the cord is secure and properly tensioned.
3. Adjust Timing: Make sure the rest is timed correctly to drop away just as the arrow is released. This may involve adjusting the length and tension of the connecting cord.
4. Fine-Tune Settings: Adjust windage and elevation to ensure the arrow flies straight and true.

Maintenance Tips

1. Inspect Regularly: Regularly check the cord and connection points for signs of wear or damage.
2. Keep Clean: Ensure the rest is free from dirt and debris that could affect its movement.
3. Lubricate Moving Parts: Periodically lubricate any moving parts as recommended by the manufacturer.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

1. Rest Not Dropping: If the rest does not drop away, check the cord tension and connection to the limb. Ensure there are no obstructions.
2. Inconsistent Drop Timing: Adjust the timing by fine-tuning the cord length and tension.
3. Noise Issues: Ensure all components are properly tightened and lubricated to minimize noise during operation.