Mathews Down Force Arrow Rest
Dave at 02h38
09
Jul
2009
Mathews Down Force Arrow Rest
I have one of these for sale. It is a great rest, but I am no longer shooting a mathews. Suppose to be one of the fastest falling rests on the market but guides your arrow longer than fall away rests of the past have, which will lead to greater accuracy. I believe they retail in the 119.00-$125.00 range. I will let it go for $80 to your door if anyone is interested. I will also include a Limbsaver arrow holder that you can put on your riser shelf. I
I have one of these for sale. It is a great rest, but I am no longer shooting a mathews. Suppose to be one of the fastest falling rests on the market but guides your arrow longer than fall away rests of the past have, which will lead to greater accuracy. I believe they retail in the 119.00-$125.00 range. I will let it go for $80 to your door if anyone is interested. I will also include a Limbsaver arrow holder that you can put on your riser shelf. I
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