Trophy Ridge Whisker Biscuit Kill Shot Black Medium Rh/lh

The Trophy Ridge Whisker Biscuit Kill Shot Black Medium RH/LH archery rest is a premium capture-style arrow rest engineered for compound bow shooters who demand precision, consistency, and reliability in competitive and hunting scenarios. Designed to accommodate both right-hand and left-hand shooters, this versatile rest eliminates arrow torque and inconsistency by holding the arrow in a secure, repeatable position throughout the draw cycle and release. Trophy Ridge has established itself as a trusted manufacturer in archery accessory design, and this medium-sized model serves hunters and competitive archers seeking to maximize accuracy and downrange velocity.

The Whisker Biscuit Kill Shot utilizes a circular capture design that centers the arrow shaft with micro-adjustable whiskers, reducing nock-point drift and arrow flex during acceleration. The matte black finish minimizes light reflection, which is essential for bowhunting applications where glint or movement in the peephole can alert game. The medium-size configuration accommodates standard arrow shaft diameters (.297" to .364") common on modern hunting and target setups, while the ambidextrous RH/LH design eliminates the need for multiple rests across different bow configurations. This compact 7" x 2" x 8" form factor and lightweight 0.3 lb construction integrate seamlessly without adding excessive mass to the bow assembly.

Bowhunters, 3D course competitors, and indoor range shooters benefit most from this rest's proven track record for arrow-to-arrow consistency and forgiving performance across varying draw lengths and anchor points. Installation requires a standard rest mounting bracket on the bow's riser (typically Weaver-style or dovetail, depending on your bow model), and timing adjustment is straightforward with basic archery tools. The Whisker Biscuit Kill Shot is compatible with most mainstream compound bows manufactured in the past 10+ years, making it an excellent upgrade choice for archers transitioning from basic prong rests or looking to standardize their equipment across multiple bows.