whisker biscuit placement

[westhoyt]

My whisker biscuit is showing signs of wear on the bottom whiskers, It started when I lowered my knocking point to compensate a high tear on a paper test, does anyone have a pic of the ideal mounting location for rest[how close to bow frame and what angle?]
Do the same tuneing rules apply to whisker rests? Could the rest actually be kicking the tail of the arrow up on pass through? Thanks Jody

[Riverjet]

If your knocking point is too low the arrow will be kicked up by the rest as it passes through. The use of a bow square will enable you to put the knocking point in the right location

[westhoyt]

Ya thats what I figured , Thanks

[jessbennett]

are you shooting cock vane up or down???

[westhoyt]

Cock vane is up .

[Bow Walker]

Try looking here for info...

http://www.trophyridge.com/arrow-rests/whisker-biscuit/

Down at the bottom left of the page is the sizing chart for the rests.

This page is good to.

http://www.trophyridge.com/arrow-res...ment-biscuits/


Here are some tips and tricks....

http://www.trophyridge.com/tips-tricks/

[westhoyt]

Hey thanks for the links, I pretty well figured my nocking point was too low, that was causing wear on biscuit, so I made a couple of adjustments and seem to have corrected problem. Jody

[Ruger4]

Whisker biscuit for hunting ( minimal wear )
drop away for 3-d

[bowhunterbruce]

be sure that your hen fletching straddles each side of the black part of your bisquit,those bristles are a little stiffer then the brown ones and your cock fletching shood be straight up from the black ones.if you dont do this then it will also be a way your arrows will come out of the hole flying funny.