Metal riser ILF favorite rest?

[TaterHill Archer]

For those of you shooting a metal rise ILF, what is your favorite rest?

[Diamond Paul]

The only one I've had that had rest holes I tried a centerest flipper and it worked fine.  I have a Buffalo that is pseudo-ILF (formula limbs), but it is made to shoot off the shelf, with no holes.  I've never tried a plunger set-up.

[reddogge]

I have a TRAP feather rest on my Titan III riser. Love it. A Black Bear warf came with a springy. Don't love it and am going to change it.

[ISP 5353]

I used velcro as a rest and calf hair as a strike plate.  I liked this set up with my riser.  I also tried a few others, but came back to shooting off the shelf.

[Stone Knife]

When I had my Titan I used a nap flipper II rest with a walmart felt chair leg pad as a side plate, worked awesome.

[bigbadjon]

I have a Strickland plunger rest that I have been using extensively. I like it because it eliminates the degradable part of the button and it is much more compact that a Beiter style plunger.

[JRY309]

On my metal ILF riser bows I use a magnetic flipper with a plunger.I can shoot vanes or feathers easily with this set-up.

[Friend]

AAE Free Flyte arrow serves my purposes for target and hunting affield.

John Havard of Dryad consistantly uses his when hunting moose in Alaska.

[jerry womble]

Another vote for the NAP center rest. You can shoot vanes or feathers depending on weather conditions.

[BRIARS]

I use AAE T300 flipper with a plunger button. On my black bear warf. Works great.

[screamin]

Gen 2 Morrison, velcro with a plunger.

[M60gunner]

Another AAE T300 user here.

[wingnut]

AAE Free Flyte serves be well on a Daala riser.

Mike