Top heavy Commander.
 

I have tried alot of stabalisers on my new Commander and cant seem to get enough weight to keep the bow stable after the shot. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

RE: Top heavy Commander.
 

Try a Sims stabilizer

RE: Top heavy Commander.
 

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RE: Top heavy Commander.
 

can you use multibal stabilizers?

RE: Top heavy Commander.
 

huh, need some info here - that bow is heavy enough to shoot w/outa stabilizer, so this isn't making a lot of sense.

RE: Top heavy Commander.
 

I thought you were shotting it just fine Sunday at Lens,Al.I still think that if you use the combo I told you about that,you should get the weight you are looking for.By the way,Did you make the call?...Bob

RE: Top heavy Commander.
 

find a doinker and give that a try. the weight is mostly out front...i only gained an ounce or 2 from going from a 5" shock blocker to a 7" doinker, but it did the trick..bow sits nicely after the shot..

RE: Top heavy Commander.
 

I tend to agree to an exent. I found my Commander to be quite heavy and fairly well balanced. I tried to find a 6-7 inch stabilizer which weighed very little in order to get the balance correct for my personal preferences. In all honesty I do not remember the model as it turned out to be something generic from down at the shop. If you are visiting/shooting at Len's I am sure he has tons of stabilizers for you to try out to find the specific combo that works for you and your setup.

RE: Top heavy Commander.
 

it really sounds like the toplimbs may be pulling a little extra weight- have you tried backing the toplimb boltout 1/8 turn at a time until it feels better?

RE: Top heavy Commander.
 

Not sure if you've tried the "Wild Thing" from Diamond archery or not, but it was the only stab. that really felt "right" on my Guardian.

Kev