STS users
#2
I think String Suppressors are one of the best bang for your bucks out there regardless of which string suppressor you use. I get calls everyday from guys telling me how much a difference the suppressor made in their bow. Quieter, less hand shock, and takes away any worries about hitting that coat sleeve, etc.
Here's a pic of the one I make on my Guardian
Dan

Here's a pic of the one I make on my Guardian

Dan
#3
They are simply amazing. We put them on Trykons, (and any other bow that doesn't have one, I just used that as an example) and it's like shooting a different bow. Yes, they make an incredible difference.
Dan, here's your chance.......What makes your supressor better than others on the market?
Dan, here's your chance.......What makes your supressor better than others on the market?
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MeanV that is a nice setup, but I cant mount mine from the back of my riser it has to come around from the front. Do they addalot ofweight?They are a little pricey though, MeanV how much do yours cost?
#6
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Dan, here's your chance.......What makes your supressor better than others on the market?
Dan, here's your chance.......What makes your supressor better than others on the market?
My units average 2 1/4 ounces, and the front mount STS weighs 3 1/2 ounces.
#7
I apologize for making that sound like a smart allick, Well why is yours better?? remark. That's not how I intended it.....Maybe I should have worded it differently. I should have asked to be sold on it, what would make a person get the MeanV supressor over an STS, or any of the others on the market. What makes yours stand out.
But you answered those in your post. Again, if that sounded like a smart arse comment, I'm sorry. I didn't mean for you to have to defend yourself.
But you answered those in your post. Again, if that sounded like a smart arse comment, I'm sorry. I didn't mean for you to have to defend yourself.



and he's the man when it comes to these babies.