I watched a world-class archer win a local 3-D shoot with a whisker-biscuit arrow rest attached to his bow. He did it to prove a point: that a non-drop-away arrow rest would get the job done to ...

The earliest bows didn’t have arrow rests. Instead, they required the hunter to rest the arrow on top of their fist. If you’ve ever shot an arrow off your knuckles, you know the difficulties it brings ...

The real advantage of a drop-away rest is that once the rest is timed, there is zero contact as the arrow passes over the arrow shelf and takes flight. No arrow or vane contact means cleaner ...