Stabilizers

[justtracytrolling]

I was wondering if everyone is using todays light short stabilizers or is there some guys like me that still use a heavier long one.  When I bought my dream season the guy at the archery shop pushes this tiny little stabilizer on me and I did fine with it, but thought Im a better shot than this last year and put my old one on and bingo my groups tightened up especially beyond 40 yds.  I started doing some research and found out that the competive 3d guys still use long ones and even y bars.  So my question is why use the little ones if they dont do the job.  Obviously a 30-36 incher isnt practical but as long as the stabilizer doesnt extend past your nocked arrow it wont be in the way.  Has anyone else tried comparing them by shooting groups?

[justtracytrolling]

Here is a pic of the 2...id sell the fuse blade....

[Chas0218]

I only use one to hold my camera mount other than that it has no actual purpose to me. I shoot just as good with one as I do without, and the length doesn't seem to effect my accuracy either.  

Edited October 15, 2014 by Chas0218

[justtracytrolling]

Interesting chas....have you ever shot a target bow? Might notice it more. I seldom have a need for 50 yard plus shots, but I can do it for the right deer and the extra weight and length is ideal for distance. Prob has more to do with what you are used to...

[DJ 17]

Maybe the weight of the camera is functioning like a heavier/longer stabilizer would, so you are getting the benefit anyway?

Just a thought

[salmonite]

Look to a b stinger or something that has the weight all the way at the end. The engineering behind it states that positioned like this it acts like a target stabalizer. You do get some funny looks because it looks like a table leg.. haha but the deer dont mind!

[salmonite]

fyi I went with 8 inch with a 8.5oz weight but may move it up in weight. It really helps a lot.

[justtracytrolling]

The weight on on the end of mine is either 8 or 12 ounces!  I shot a  indoor and 3d bows with a table leg on y bars for years.  Just seems the tiny ones are absolutely worthless....

[apb]

Www.aeparchery.com. Phone 860 826 7737. Call them or visit the Webb. You will talk directly to the owner of the business. Nunzio is the inventer and manufacturer of these stabilizers. The best of the best 3d archers are raving about his product. No bull here.

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[justtracytrolling]

Apb,

Thanks, thats just what i was wanting to know. Direct sale frim the inventor too...i like that!!! Dont mind paying, but id rather the owner/operator make money than amazon.

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[Chas0218]

Never shot a target bow so you might be right.

I didn't think of the added weight of the camera.

Sent from my thinking chair...

[apb]

Your welcome. His first name is Nunzio and he will hook you up. He has a really cool hunting stabilizer that folds up and doubles as a carry handle. My son uses it and just loves it.

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[reeleyz]

I put on a 10" B-Stinger this year and I have been shooting tighter groups ever since. Both field points and broadheads are grouping better.