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Originally Posted by wis_bow_huntr
(Post 3399309)
Does a longer stabilzer really help that much???? Im using a 4 inch Doinker right now and I thought that was good enough.....Im starting to reconsider.....
It really does help that much! Getting the weight out in front and being able to adjust the balance of your setup for you is huge. |
Originally Posted by wis_bow_huntr
(Post 3399309)
Does a longer stabilzer really help that much???? Im using a 4 inch Doinker right now and I thought that was good enough.....Im starting to reconsider.....
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Something was mentioned about getting the weight right...how do you know what weight will be right?
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Originally Posted by Bible_Man
(Post 3399484)
Something was mentioned about getting the weight right...how do you know what weight will be right?
Trial and error....nobody can tell you what is going to be "right" for you. However, you will know right after the first shot, it is night and day. |
Originally Posted by kickin_buck
(Post 3399519)
Trial and error....nobody can tell you what is going to be "right" for you. However, you will know right after the first shot, it is night and day.
The longer the stabilizer, the less overall weight it takes to get the same effect. My 10" setup probably almost weighs the same as my 24" setup. Leveraging takes less end weight when the stabilizer is further out from the bow. ITs really hard for me to explain this in words lol! Maybe someone can shed some light that is clearer haha!!! Derek |
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