Well I did it. I installed and tuned the TT SH on my mighty mite and it wasn' t bad at all.
I was able to cover the burger button hole with my arrow for the center shot and actually had to lower my nock point 1/16" for true bullet holes.
My groups dereased in size by .25" consistently at 26 yards (as fas as I can shoot until I get the rest of my fence up), but in the process I figured out I had two flyers that wouldn' t group with the rest not matter how perfect I shot them. If I took them out of the equation I' m not sure if my accuracy went up over my WB QS Deluxe I was considering replacing.

I will say this, adding this drop away sure makes my bow a lot " busier" . Mole skin here, mole skin there, mole skin everywhere that wasn' t needed with the WB. Not to mention this string tied to my cable (I will have to serve in later depending upon my final decision), the rubber foam trying to quiet the launcher arms on the shelf, and the home grown arrow holder on the riser shelf- two carbon arrow pieces moleskinned into place (what' s gonna happen when I get rained on? Is all this mole skin gonna fall off???)

The main benefit I can see so far is the 2 fps I gained from leaving the WB and the minimized exageration of any torque I place on the bow during the shot.
I do also feel my broadhead groups would be smaller because of this.

For some reason I see myself putting the WB back on before I make my final decision. I' m gonna put my buzz buster on first though.


Hey Rack- My lower Hush kit string thing fell off, I noticed no audiable difference. I remembered what you said about the patriots upper string silencer having no noise reduction properties. So I cut the top one off, big mistake for my bow. TWANG goes the shot. Must be the different risers or the fact that I took the full 2.5 turns off the limbs until my shoulder get' s back to 100% (this left me at 64#).