Another Boring Patriot and Stealth question......
12-01-2002, 07:50 PM
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Fork Horn
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: pecatonica il USA
Posts: 115
Another Boring Patriot and Stealth question......
I ordered a dc patriot and a stealth 12" 15oz stabilizer. I know the pat isnt out yet, but for you guys that have had the pat and the stealth stabilizers, will this combo work out good this size stabilizer for 3d use on the pat? Thanks
12-01-2002, 08:08 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Cumming Georgia USA
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RE: Another Boring Patriot and Stealth question......
I plan on running the 8" hunter on my Patriot providing I still get it.
-Timba
2 deer with a bow, 7 deer and 1 hog (and counting) with a gun
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-Timba
2 deer with a bow, 7 deer and 1 hog (and counting) with a gun
Preserve your hunting rights- Spay or neuter a liberal
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12-01-2002, 08:55 PM
#3
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Dover, PA USA
Posts: 5,497
RE: Another Boring Patriot and Stealth question......
Weatherby,
Without a doubt the best stabilizer choices for the 2003 Patriot will be far different than what worked on the 2002....I don't think you could even begin to compare the 2 model years.
The neutral balance , location of the stabilizer insert, and depth of reflex at this point all point to a longer heavier stabilizer for 2003.
Since you are planning on the 12" for 3D shooting I don't doubt it will work well.....you might still need to play with some back weight as a 15oz stabilizer is still a pretty hefty addition, but a lot will depend upon your sight choice as well.
I'm going to be using my DC Patriot strictly for hunting and just based upon pictures and guesses I have a new 2003 8" Stealth "Hunter" on the way to try on this bow.(Since its a different mix I'll let you know how it works and how it compares to last year's Stealth models)The "Old" 8" worked so well on my DC Pro38 that I'm anxious to give it a review....I think the Stealth stabilizers are really going to pick up a big following in 2003 as the word spreads as to how good they really are.
Without a doubt the best stabilizer choices for the 2003 Patriot will be far different than what worked on the 2002....I don't think you could even begin to compare the 2 model years.
The neutral balance , location of the stabilizer insert, and depth of reflex at this point all point to a longer heavier stabilizer for 2003.
Since you are planning on the 12" for 3D shooting I don't doubt it will work well.....you might still need to play with some back weight as a 15oz stabilizer is still a pretty hefty addition, but a lot will depend upon your sight choice as well.
I'm going to be using my DC Patriot strictly for hunting and just based upon pictures and guesses I have a new 2003 8" Stealth "Hunter" on the way to try on this bow.(Since its a different mix I'll let you know how it works and how it compares to last year's Stealth models)The "Old" 8" worked so well on my DC Pro38 that I'm anxious to give it a review....I think the Stealth stabilizers are really going to pick up a big following in 2003 as the word spreads as to how good they really are.
12-01-2002, 11:21 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: O\'Fallon MO O\'Fallon, MO
Posts: 95
RE: Another Boring Patriot and Stealth question......
I have the 8" hunter on my 02 BK II, it is better than any stab on the market that you can find a great pro shop, check my review from about two weeks ago. Stealth Stab WOW!! is the title.
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