wesbowhunt

I was shooting my bow, and my stabilizer just "jumped" of the bow. I inspected it re-installed it and did not notice anything wrong. Should I have the pro shop check it out or what. I'm getting paranoid... Stuff shouldn't jump off...

Bluefeather

I would try installing it with a little lock-tight. Should take care of it backing out from vibration, assuming that's all it is.

BGfisher

And don't forget to tie it's legs together so it can't jump so good.

Allseasonhunter7

mine ran away on me the other day i put some mouse traps out for it tho

Arrroman

wesbowhunt,
The bowstring wax is useful as a thread locker for fieldpoints, broadheads, and any other screws that attach stuff to your bow. Steel screws and aluminium risers often seem to weld themselves together, but if you wax the threads you can still take things apart without stipping the threads or the heads of the screw.

Good luck hunting! >>>------------>

BowHuntingFool

Arrowman, Thats a good idea with using the wax! Thanks!

GSPsnFORDs

I usually check my field points before every shot and my stabilizer every now and then.....it's just my routine, but a good practice to prevent what happened to you.

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nubo

Check out your threading on the stabilizer and riser ,you might just have to re tap it ,but for now you can try to loc tite it, but once it's on you won't want to take it off ,so if it doesn't fit your case with the stabilizer on then you'll have to loc tite it everytime you use it .

nubo

fastfire

Don't mean to pi$$ any body off but sounds to me like we need to check our equiment out better & more often.
Like every time we get it out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!