Sims S-Coil Stabilizer
08-26-2005, 10:31 PM
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Sims S-Coil Stabilizer
Just for the heck of it I was toying with the idea of getting a new stabilizer. The Doinker 4 rod was nice but man that thing is heavy.......so anyways I am at Gander Mountain today and I was grabbing some Blazer vanes and whiskers when I noticed the Sims S-Coil stabilizer for $14.99........checked it out and liked the weight so of course for that price I grabbed one. Replaced the heavy Doinker and I couldn't be happier........dropped some weight off the front end and holds just as steady.......and no change in the way the bow feels at the shot.........if anything it is better.
The camo pattern is a little lame but who cares...........great product for $15 that is for sure!!!!!!
The camo pattern is a little lame but who cares...........great product for $15 that is for sure!!!!!!
08-26-2005, 10:42 PM
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Boone & Crockett
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RE: Sims S-Coil Stabilizer
I have one on my Diamond and plan on using it for hunting this year. It works with my setup but not quite as well as the modular or E2000 in terms of noise/vibration reduction. But then again, for the price.....
08-27-2005, 08:31 AM
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RE: Sims S-Coil Stabilizer
ORIGINAL: PABowhntr
I have one on my Diamond and plan on using it for hunting this year. It works with my setup but not quite as well as the modular or E2000 in terms of noise/vibration reduction. But then again, for the price.....
I have one on my Diamond and plan on using it for hunting this year. It works with my setup but not quite as well as the modular or E2000 in terms of noise/vibration reduction. But then again, for the price.....
08-27-2005, 09:54 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Sims S-Coil Stabilizer
I've seen these in the stores on a couple occasions and was caught by the price. When you consider that the stabilizer is priced right around some of the limb savers it just seems too good to be true. Sims seems to charge a premium for their product. Hmm, maybe I'll pickup one for my backup bow. It'd take a lot to replace my stealth on my main bow though! 
08-27-2005, 10:01 AM
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RE: Sims S-Coil Stabilizer
Just shot about 20 arrows with my brother and I am liking the Sims more and more.........my Patriot has always been dead in my hand at the shot and no change there. Holds just as steady and shoots clean out to 40...........basically no change over the Doinker except a lot less weight.
Absolute steal at $14.99
Absolute steal at $14.99
08-27-2005, 10:17 AM
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RE: Sims S-Coil Stabilizer
I've got one on my Martin Jaguar and I absolutely love it.
I used a cheap-o Allen that I picked up on clearance from Wally World last summer and when I put the S-Coil on my Martin this spring I couldn't beleive the difference it made.
For this price this is deffinitly an amazing product.
I used a cheap-o Allen that I picked up on clearance from Wally World last summer and when I put the S-Coil on my Martin this spring I couldn't beleive the difference it made.
For this price this is deffinitly an amazing product.
08-27-2005, 01:18 PM
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RE: Sims S-Coil Stabilizer
I've got one on my Victory,and I love it too!I compared it against a vibracheck Icon,a solid metal PSE with a stabilizer enhancer,and a golden key tranquilizer.S-coil was the best.Suprisingly the solid metal PSE w/the stabilizer enhancer was next best,then the tranquilizer,and lastly the Icon.Like everyone else is sayin for $15 you can't beat it!