Rest for Satori

[DEW0341]

try a 25oz but you may need a 30oz. A lot of it depends on your release and how clean it is too. If you pluck bad or if you put a lot of down pressure on your arrow at release you will want a lighter spring for more forgiveness. Rememeber that you will need to trim it a little bit too. I run mine on the edge of too short but it will still hold an arrow if I tip my bow.
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Where is the heat shrink tube? And what size did you get?


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[Justin.Medcalf]

Where is the heat shrink tube? And what size did you get?


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Hey just got back from vacation sorry, I used super small heat shrink that I got at home depot in the electrical aisle. I wanna say it's like 5/32 diameter. I just slide it up the arm and stop where the arrow will make contact. replace it every 300 shots or so.

 

[jaypope]

I bought mine online at Home Depot.

 

[Justin.Medcalf]

Yeah man that's the stuff, I run mine up halfway on the first coil so the side of the arrow runs on it too.

 

[FLS]

Everything old is new again. I shot a springy rest on my compound back in the 80s.

 

[strut22]

Pat norris springy with carbon arrows you don't even need anything to silence it

 

[Buzby]

Pat norris springy with carbon arrows you don't even need anything to silence it

Man, mine did on the draw.

 

[strut22]

Man, mine did on the draw.

I'm going to try heat shrink just out of curiosity but I never had a deer react to the noise from drawing

 

[unchained]

Do you think I’ll be able to get the same arrows to tune as I am shooting off the shelf?

 

[crob1511]

I second the springy rest! Really helps out the tune! And you should be able to use the same arrows since you have the ability to adjust the center shot. And for sure use the shrink tube if it’s your hunting rig!

 

[Twentyone86]

I started out using a springy rest on my Satori but I’ve taken it off and I’m shooting off the shelf now. The springy rest was noisier even with shrink tubing. The best thing about the springy for me was being able to tune quickly and having it hold the arrow much more secure than just sitting on the shelf. I decided to just try shooting off the shelf after shooting off the springy for a month or so, and it he shelf seems to work out just as well or even better for me now.

 

[Cng]

I started out using a springy rest on my Satori but I’ve taken it off and I’m shooting off the shelf now. The springy rest was noisier even with shrink tubing. The best thing about the springy for me was being able to tune quickly and having it hold the arrow much more secure than just sitting on the shelf. I decided to just try shooting off the shelf after shooting off the springy for a month or so, and it he shelf seems to work out just as well or even better for me now.

Are you using the Satori side plate with spacers?

 

[Twentyone86]

Are you using the Satori side plate with spacers?

Yeah, Just the plate shoots great for me, I didn’t have to add any spacers.

 

[MontanaMarine]

Yeah, Just the plate shoots great for me, I didn’t have to add any spacers.

Same here.

 

[324matt]

How much left or right of center do you set the arrow? Perfectly center with the string and riser and limbs? Or offset away from the riser just a bit?

What nock heigh do you guys like with the springy?

 

[Buzby]

How much left or right of center do you set the arrow? Perfectly center with the string and riser and limbs? Or offset away from the riser just a bit?

What nock heigh do you guys like with the springy?

I run mine just left of center (right handed) and 5/8” nock high.