Dan, I think it is more than just having weight at the very end of the stabilizer that makes the B-Stinger more efficient. The winds finally let up here, so I spent a while shooting this morning. I shot from 10-80 yds. using the Stinger, 11.5" Doinker with various weights, and a Posten Woodsman with weights. I wanted to test your theory and see for myself how well this thing works side by side with stabilizers I have shot for some time now. All I can tell you is that none of the other stabilizer/weight combos do the job as well as the B-Stinger. I think it has more to with how rigid the rod is on the Stinger and the shape of the weight that set it apart and help it perform better, but I am not an egineer.

I am just a regular guy with a passion for bowhunting like a lot of members here. When I find something that really works and that I think will help my fellow archers out, I am going to come on here and post about it. I think that the B-Stinger is one of those things, hence my post in the Bowhunting Gear Review forum. Everybody is different, that is why there are so many choices out there, and why it is such a cool time to be in to archery.