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Old 08-11-2008, 03:09 PM   #1
 
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Default How important is a Stabalizer?

On a scale of 1 to 10.

10 being important as a broadhead.

1 being important as pink socks.
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Old 08-11-2008, 03:14 PM   #2
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It depends ..... for hunting it is mostly just super cool looking
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It depends ..... for hunting it is mostly just super cool looking

Is that why you have 1? Guys you try and get every bit cool as you can..jk

so your saying its not needed in hunting at all? Getting my bow back tonight and if im going to shoot it, ill want what ill be hunting with on it.
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Old 08-11-2008, 03:32 PM   #4
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I don't use one...
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I voted 1. It is all about what feels best to the shooter. Some guys like to add weight while others just want extra vibration dampening. Some want both.
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I use the Sims Mini S-Coil stabilizer. More for dampening purposes than anything else though. As heavy as the Vectrix XL is, it doesn't need more stabilization.
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I use the Sims Mini S-Coil stabilizer. More for dampening purposes than anything else though. As heavy as the Vectrix XL is, it doesn't need more stabilization.
boy, you aint lying there ... Hoyts are HEAVY!
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I had to vote three, just because they can be useful. I put an s-coil on my switchback xt just for vibration dampening. The thing is so well balanced that I did not feel adding weight was needed. I have not shot it without the s-coil, so I can't speak to how much that is truly needed. I just figured it would look naked without it when I was buying, so that is what I went with.
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I use the Sims Mini S-Coil stabilizer. More for dampening purposes than anything else though. As heavy as the Vectrix XL is, it doesn't need more stabilization.
boy, you aint lying there ... Hoyts are HEAVY!
For sure PT. But I'llbe honest, I like my bow beingheavybecause it really does make itstable when shooting. That bow seriously spits them!!All I have to do is carry it to my stand. It sits in the bow holder of my LW, so the weight isn't an issue tome while hunting.
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