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bigcountry25 01-14-2006 02:14 AM

Stealth Stabilizer VS. Bowtech Wildthing
 
I have order a Tribute and I am wondering which stabilizer you would choose the Stealth or the Wildthing and why?

newman1 01-14-2006 05:58 AM

RE: Stealth Stabilizer VS. Bowtech Wildthing
 
Stealth hands down.I had a Wild Thing on my Allegiance when i first bought it and it did not stay on long.

djkiller 01-14-2006 06:05 AM

RE: Stealth Stabilizer VS. Bowtech Wildthing
 
Stealth makes an excellent stabilizer. it isa good choice.

nubo 01-14-2006 06:12 AM

RE: Stealth Stabilizer VS. Bowtech Wildthing
 
Although I've never had any experience with the wildthing ,I have used the Stealth and still do today .I really like the Stealth 8" on my Dually .I'll use the Stealth on any bow I decide to purchase here on in .The one thing I like about the "Stealth is that there's a heavy end and a light end ,so if you find your bow rolling ahead to quick you can turn the heavy end in ,which also dampen's vibration's much better from the riser.

nubo

Tarheel_Hunter 01-14-2006 05:07 PM

RE: Stealth Stabilizer VS. Bowtech Wildthing
 
I have the a Limbsaver S-Coil on my Tribute...and It works great!
Also, it was only $14!
It will have a strong smell of rubber when you first take it out of the package, but that goes away (I wrapped mine in a Fresh Earth dryer sheet for a day or two, and now it smells GREAT!).
Good luck!

ash2042 01-15-2006 07:20 PM

RE: Stealth Stabilizer VS. Bowtech Wildthing
 
stealth hands down

funeralplanner1 01-15-2006 07:35 PM

RE: Stealth Stabilizer VS. Bowtech Wildthing
 
Nubo,

What do you mean by turning the heavy end in?? I have a stealth and never knew this.

Sniper151 01-15-2006 08:18 PM

RE: Stealth Stabilizer VS. Bowtech Wildthing
 
Stealth.

Buck Magnet 01-15-2006 08:38 PM

RE: Stealth Stabilizer VS. Bowtech Wildthing
 
funneral,

If you notice on the front of your stabilizer their is another threaded hole. That hole is designed so that you can unscrew the screw from the back of your stabilizer and screw it into the front hole. This changes the weight distribution and allows you to have either the heavy or light end of the stabilizer near your riser.

Gut Check 01-15-2006 10:08 PM

RE: Stealth Stabilizer VS. Bowtech Wildthing
 
can you buy the stealth stabilizer in a retail store or pro shop or are they only offered online?


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