What are you guys using to stabilze.....
02-12-2004 | 09:51 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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RE: What are you guys using to stabilze.....
silent assassin I am using a Vibracheck Isolator 8" 10oz on my BowTech Patriot Dually but I just ordered a 6" Stealth so I can see what everybody is bragging about ,I hear they're the best so I'll give it a try . I'm going to put a Simm's Enhancer for the rear to absorb any missing vibration's if there is any .
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02-13-2004 | 08:19 AM
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Boone & Crockett
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RE: What are you guys using to stabilze.....
Can't comment on the EX VFTs as I don't have one but I am using a Xring 7 inch silicone on the Liberty (Sims Enhancer in the rear mount) and a NAP Shockblocker 500 with Sims, short mount, Enhancer 2000 on the MM VFT.
02-13-2004 | 08:23 AM
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RE: What are you guys using to stabilze.....
My best friend has a 6" X-Ring silicone bead in the front on his EX-VFT and nothing in the back. It seems to work well for him.
My Liberty has a 4" Stealth Stabilizer in the front and a Simms Stabilizer Enhancer in the back, and this works amazingly well!
My Liberty has a 4" Stealth Stabilizer in the front and a Simms Stabilizer Enhancer in the back, and this works amazingly well!
02-13-2004 | 09:09 AM
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RE: What are you guys using to stabilze.....
I have an 03 Extreme VFT and just put a 6 1/2 inch Lore on it. It is a new model that has a pivot bolt mount. The camo matches the bow. Works great. I have nothing on the back side. I have looked at the Carolina Archery site and they have a photo of the all black one with no pivot bolt but I can't find a photo of the newer model. I paid $39.95.
02-13-2004 | 09:20 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: What are you guys using to stabilze.....
silent, not shooting a VFT, but I've had very good results with the Vibracheck Isolators. On my P40 Dually the 7 1/2" works well. Same thing on my Patriot. On the Liberty the new Isolator Carbon is working great.
02-13-2004 | 09:34 AM
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Typical Buck
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RE: What are you guys using to stabilze.....
Front in order from bow to end:
• Sims Enhancer 2000
• 2 small Sims modules
• Sims Stabilizer enhancer
Back in order from bow to end:
• 1 small Sims module
• Sims Stabilizer enhancer
I wish I could put more weight behind to offset the Copper John sticking way out of the front. Anyone seen any heavy stubby stabilizers?
Fritz
• Sims Enhancer 2000
• 2 small Sims modules
• Sims Stabilizer enhancer
Back in order from bow to end:
• 1 small Sims module
• Sims Stabilizer enhancer
I wish I could put more weight behind to offset the Copper John sticking way out of the front. Anyone seen any heavy stubby stabilizers?
Fritz
02-14-2004 | 07:00 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: What are you guys using to stabilze.....
ORIGINAL: silentassassin
What are you guys using to stabilze your extreme VFTs and are you using stabilizers in the front hole or the back? Thanks
What are you guys using to stabilze your extreme VFTs and are you using stabilizers in the front hole or the back? Thanks
02-14-2004 | 06:45 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: What are you guys using to stabilze.....
Jeff,
What am I crazy
No, a buddy of mine bought one and he was saying it was a little top heavy and he wanted to put a stabilizer in the back but he said the cables line up with the hole and it's only 1.75" to the cables. So I thought I would see what these guys are doing.
What am I crazy
No, a buddy of mine bought one and he was saying it was a little top heavy and he wanted to put a stabilizer in the back but he said the cables line up with the hole and it's only 1.75" to the cables. So I thought I would see what these guys are doing.