Deal on a stab or not??
#3
What he said is very true... the only other consideration is, if you're like me, and in this thing for the rest of your life, it's nice to have a collection of stabilizers to compare and contrast them on different bows.
#4
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From: Antioch, IL
my line of thinking is more along the lines of "for $10 how could i go wrong, if I don't like it, no big loss"... really, i'm just lookin for a stab to help my shot a little, don't need it to help quiet the bow down but would like to play around with steadying my shot a little as I find myself floating more than i'd like to when preparring to shoot... I honestly think it will help which is why i was considering dropping the bux on a Posten stab, if I don't like it i can sell it off and get the posten instead... guess I know what i'm doin for lunch today...
#7
I just put a 10" Doinker on my 38" Hoyt Protec and, for the first time since I owned the bow, it balances in my hand. The 32" Reflex doesn't need that much to balance - it is fine with an S-Coil. For $10, itwould beworth the experimentation factor for me.




