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DEbohuntr17 01-29-2007 08:14 PM

Stabilizer Question
 
Hey guys, I'm looking at buying a new stabilizer..The first since I bought my new bow..I just wanted to know what i should be looking for as far as the weight too keep the bow on balance.

thanks

drhoyt 01-29-2007 08:53 PM

RE: Stabilizer Question
 
the sims s coil works well for me, i think it is like 7 or 8 oz.

ArrowMike 01-30-2007 03:15 PM

RE: Stabilizer Question
 
Go to pro shop and try them out. Best way to get what you want.

stealthman 02-03-2007 07:41 AM

RE: Stabilizer Question
 
The six inch Stealth balances out that bow very well!

nubo 02-03-2007 07:55 AM

RE: Stabilizer Question
 
I use the 8" Stealth Stab as well as a 4" on my kid's bow . It's an awsome stab ,you definately can't go wrong .

nubo

Greg / MO 02-03-2007 08:24 AM

RE: Stabilizer Question
 
I agree... I had a 6" Stealth on my Tribute before selling it... Worked great.

trevwill 02-04-2007 05:37 AM

RE: Stabilizer Question
 
8" Stealth would be a little better than the 6" on that bow.

MikeyL24 02-04-2007 09:23 PM

RE: Stabilizer Question
 
I like the stealth a lot.

But, you have to try the Bowtech Wild Thing. I am sure how I feel about the way it looks, but man does it quiet the bow and reduce vibration. The 3D guys at my local shop were raving about, so I tired it. It does work, but man is it funky. A die-hard Mathews shooter actually strapped one on his Switchback XT. Some would call that blasphemy.

newman1 02-04-2007 10:45 PM

RE: Stabilizer Question
 

ORIGINAL: stealthman

The six inch Stealth balances out that bow very well!
There is no way of telling which stabilizer is gonna work for "YOU"....You are gonna need to try to use many different brands to see which best works for ytou!!!!!!!!I have a new stabilizer that was designed for the tribute that works well with all draw weights and draw lenghts and suprisingly is exactly what you are looking for if the price is right:D

zhunter62 02-06-2007 04:01 AM

RE: Stabilizer Question
 
i use a 9 inch Hi-Tec stablizer. it is a really good stabilizer of only $40. but everyone else is right, you need to try a bunch and see which one work for you. i know a lot of guys that like the fuse stabilzers, so it all personal choose.


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