IFL bow and rest?

[wisconsinteacher]

I am working on getting a Warf bow and was wondering what others think is a good rest/plunger for a Black Bear Warf bow?  Should I use a rest or shoot off the shelf?  I have a Bear Grizzly that I shoot off the shelf with but I have never used a rest on a trad bow.  Thanks

[Stone Knife]

I use a NAP flipper rest II and a felt chair leg pad from wal-mart on my Titan, I have plenty of clearance for vanes.

[mqqse]

Flipper rest mentioned above is good.  You may also look at the weather rest too if you don't want to use the plunger.

[prh]

NAP flipper on all my DAS/ILF bows, cheers Pete.

[Avid Archer]

If you want to use a plunger, a good inexpensive combo is a ST-300 rest and a short barrel Cartel plunger. If no plunger, a Bear Weather Rest is about as simple and bulletproof as it gets.

If you have never shot a trad bow with a elevated rest, you owe it to yourself to give it a try.  IMHO

[Paul WA]

I like a plunger and an elevated rest. I currently have a NAP center rest on mine but also use the ARE rest and have a couple of T-300 on order...PR

[YORNOC]

If going with an ILF riser, don't make the mistake of NOT shooting off a rest. If you shoot a rest and plunger, the accuracy is going to blow your mind. Save the shelf for your Grizzly. I love switching back and forth from simple trad gear to ILF metal risered recurves. Lots O Fun!!

[stickbowhntr]

I use the micro tune rest that used to come with HOYTS AND SPRINGIES.I got a bunch of them so will never run out.Some are spring loaded like a plunger and some just fine tune L/R..Can even just use stick on rest with them.

[dragonheart]

Brush rest covered with calf hair.