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I have tried 2 QAD drop away rests over the last 5 years and both have had issues once the weather drops below freezing with not dropping away either far enough or quickly enough to avoid fletching contact in hunting situations. I really like how these rests shoot for target, 3D and early season hunting, but I have no confidence once the mercury drops below 32 deg F. Is this a common problem with these rests or are their "fixes’ to make them more dependable in colder weather? I’m back to an old NAP QT800 prong rest on my Hoyt Charger due to no confidence in the drop away designs. Seems like drop away technology has been around long enough and QAD seems to be a leader for this to be a non-issue. Please advise…

Are these Canadian bows still being made? Does anyone know where limbs can be purchased?

I posted this here since I am from Oregon-and my Predator Pants are starting to age. They were great-but what are taller guys using now-my inseam is 36" and I can’t find anyone that has it.

Got a lefty, need a righty….

I currently have a TT Smackdown Pro. Works great, but this Hamskea sight caught my eye. Not many reviews. Anyone own one? Yay or nay? Thanks.

As a bowhunter I’m always wanting to improve. Obviously 3d is a huge off season thing for bowhunters but how many hunters shoot indoor leagues to really fine tune form vs shooting 3d

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I have an injury that makes it so I get cold very easily. Anything less than 65’ degrees is uncomfortable. I used to fish, hunt, and icefish but now fishing in anything less than 65’ degrees is too cold especially when my hands get wet. They hurt for hours after.

So I’ve spent a ridiculous amount of money attempting to stay warm so that I can keep enjoying the sport of hunting that I love so much. But it’s getting harder. I’ve tried the Cabelas Stand Hunter parka and bibs (Windshear version, they make one without Windshear for some reason) and Sitka Incinerator both with a Milwaukee Battery Operated Heated Jacket underneath and Cabelas Artic Pac boots with Thermacell insoles and a Cabelas handmuff with battery operated hand warmers. I’ve also tried the IWOM with the Milwaukee Heated Jacket underneath and have been cold.

I wore the Cabelas Stand Hunter with the Milwaukee Heated Jacket today and got a bit cold. It was 9’ degrees when I started hunting.

I know a lot of people love the HBS and I’m interested but I’m wondering if I’d be warm enough. I know that not all insulation is the same but the HBS has 300 grams of insulation and so does the Cabelas Standhunter. I’m not sure how much insulation the Sitka Incinerator has, it doesn’t state it on their website. The IWOM has 150 grams insulation.

So, could the Heater Body Suit, Artic Shield Body Suit or Other Suit be warmer than the Cabelas Standhunter, IWOM, or Sitka Incinerator combined the Milwaukee Heated Jacket?

Trying to broadhead tune some slicktrick grizztricks, I have a QAD ultra Hunter rest, left and right is clear to see, is the screw on the side for up and down?