Stabilizers

[Huntn coues]

Here is one for ya! I think it's the Matthews mascot

 

 

WOOF

 

 

 

 

Sorry -I will stop hi-jacking the thread now.

[ndaniel]

I'm not too worried about shock as my bow has virtually none without a stabilizer right now, what I'm looking for is one with good counter balancing.

[crazy4COUES]

I'm not too worried about shock as my bow has virtually none without a stabilizer right now, what I'm looking for is one with good counter balancing.

 

Here is the ones I was talking about. I like them alot, you can add weight to customize the feel. http://www.extremearchery.com/store/index....et6uo74v443m2m2

[muskrat]

The Alpine one in my link has an adjustable weight system.

[BowNut]

I'm not too worried about shock as my bow has virtually none without a stabilizer right now, what I'm looking for is one with good counter balancing.

 

 

You must shoot a Hoyt!If thats all your looking for try a Posten Woodsman awesome guy and an awesome stabilizer.

This link has tons of pics

http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=601217

Here is his web site

http://www.jimposten.com/

[ndaniel]

Ha! As much as I like the Hoyt line I wasn't too impressed when I shot the Katera. For some reason I felt the "twang" in the riser after everytime I shot it. It's going to be hard for me to not shoot outside of Bowtech now.

[BowNut]

Don't know why the twang probably didn't have the cams timed. I love my Katera. I look more at the draw and feel of the bow handle in my hand anyway. I think that anything you feel in the handle is after the shot and does not change were the arrow is going to go anyway it's gone by then.I do like a bow with little vibration it's just not #1 on my list of what I want out the bows I shoot. I also think that no mater what bow company you shoot they all have done great with building bows with very little vibration.My Hoyts just better!!

Kinda hard to do it with the Posten's I mentioned but I would go down to a shop and try them all to find what you like.

[thunderbolt]

Lost my stabilizer in alpine when i went for the weekend to shoot 2 years ago.. Picked up a cheap one from wallyworld for less than 10 dollars cause the hunt was right around the corner. The stabilizer i picked up from wallyworld worked great for me so i decided to keep it. It was a cheapo but it worked.

[galiuro mountain man]

I use the limbsaver modular stabilizer and a doinker at the same time on both of my bows. I use them for vibration elimination and balance. I have one of the modules on the back of each riser (Bowtech and Mathews) and two mods up front with the doinker on the end. Works very well and is still short.