Trophy Ridge Tack Driver

[Sixdeuce]

Well I bought this rest to use on my spot set-up. First off this rest had everything I was looking for in a blade rest, or so I thought. Its a great looking rest and very well built. Has really nice adjustments, easy pitch adjustment, really easy everything was nice about it. My problem arose when I tried to tune my 2613s. I couldn't keep the big suckers on it. I did everything I could think of. Asked for help and got some fantastic advice and could still only keep it one about half the time. Knowing that I needed a wider blade I went in search. Well there is no such blade made for this rest. I finally called trophy ridge and the guy said that they dont make such a thing but he had heard alot of guys had making there own wide blades. This really annoyed me about the product since its a "target rest" and they wont hold onto big arrows. I would say great rest for field or 3-d where you arn't shooting 500+ grain arrows over 25/64 dia...

[woodbooger]

good review like the look of the rest.But I shoot xxx indoors dont want to fight keeping it on the rest either. you would think TT would have taken care of that if there's a fix. my TT I have no problem with big shafts

[Sixdeuce]

Hopefully years to come they will offer a wider blade then it will be very nice.

[soonerboy]

Just a thought. Could you be getting nock pinch between you loop knots that is pulling the arrow off the rest??

[fishhunter1]

i use the same tack driver and have no problems with it but it did take some getting used to .try lowering angle of the blade

[Done Right]

Ialso use the same rest shooting 27s no problems.Check loop for nock pinch as stated above.

[Manhunter]

You might want to check Lancaster Archery Supply for a replacement launcher. The LAS SPRING STEEL SS REPLACMENT LAUNCHER is available in four different configurations and three different thicknesses.:luck: