Got a QAD, Now what?

[Dry Bones]

So after having several different rests and really not completely satisfied with anything thus far, I bought in and just installed a QAD, yeah I know 3 days left and here I sit in the new year putting on a new rest. Well my tags are as full as they are going to get, and I'm trying to do some up grades. In the morning I will put a few arrows out there, but hopefully some one will read this between now and then. Are there any known issues or sub steps in the installation I should be aware of? Everything "APPEARS" to be working as it should, but never really was a drop away fan. Any trouble shooting hints are greatly appreciated.
Thanks,

[Big 10]

I had mine served by a specialist just cause I have a history of screwing stuff up. Mine works perfect and I'm shooting way more accurate since I switched from other rests

[Dry Bones]

After shooting some today, 41 degrees with a 5-10 mph North wind, I have my broadheads tuned to 30 yards. They may work fine further out, but that's as far as I pushed them today. Field points out to 50. I was more then surprised about how easy the rest went on and fine tuned. My current set-up is a G5 Quest Rogue, obviously the QAD Ultralight, 6 pin sight, GT XT Hunters in APG, and NAP 100 grain Thunderheads. I have shot the Slick Trick and think it's okay, but the Thunderhead has always left a good blood trail and no sense in fixing something that aint broke. The QAD seems to have really cleaned up the flight a little more. May have to find some porkies to practice on for the next several months.

[muddyfuzzy]

Any trouble shooting hints are greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Tie it in deep to reduce the likelihood of fletching contact.

[Dry Bones]

Got it, thanks. I have a bracket on my cable slide that has a hole for the line, I used it for the trophy taker I had, but did not for the QAD. I used the bracket they supplied. It would reduce some of the extra line and clean it up a little to use the bracket, anyone tried running the line through there instead?

[DOUBLE.A]

I have loved all of mine. How you liking it so far?

[Dry Bones]

After a few brief shooting sessions I am liking it more then any other rest I have tried. I am a little OCD about arrow flight so it seems I have to tinker with most rests for weeks before I finally say, well that's as good as it gets, but man this one is already good to go.
Not wild about the bus cable clamp, but without a bow press I cannot tie in the tug line. That was what I had asked about, was using the cable slide set screw instead of the clamp. At any rate, I believe this one is a winner.

[DOUBLE.A]

After a few brief shooting sessions I am liking it more then any other rest I have tried. I am a little OCD about arrow flight so it seems I have to tinker with most rests for weeks before I finally say, well that's as good as it gets, but man this one is already good to go.
Not wild about the bus cable clamp, but without a bow press I cannot tie in the tug line. That was what I had asked about, was using the cable slide set screw instead of the clamp. At any rate, I believe this one is a winner.

Yep by they are good rests. I see no reason for me to try anything else.

[Dry Bones]

Not that I ever intend on trying this range on live game, (it's just not my thing), but it sure is fun to know your equipment is on. I shot my broadheads out to 60 yards this afternoon and had bullseye arrow flight, field point or BH it did not matter. I am in Agree-ance with the above statement.

[DOUBLE.A]

Not that I ever intend on trying this range on live game, (it's just not my thing), but it sure is fun to know your equipment is on. I shot my broadheads out to 60 yards this afternoon and had bullseye arrow flight, field point or BH it did not matter. I am in Agree-ance with the above statement.

Sounds like you're dialed in. And yea. I have my 20,30,40 maybe 40 on a deer but the other pins are for fun and incase I see a hog or yote longer distance. Why not right.