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You will get a lot more responses if you post this in the Bowhunting Forum. Maybe one of the Mods will be kind enough to more it for you.
As for your question a counter balance, a.k.a stabilizer, is not nessesserily needed, but it does help to keep the bow balanced properly in your hand.
Ohh I almost forgot, welcome to the board!!
As for your question a counter balance, a.k.a stabilizer, is not nessesserily needed, but it does help to keep the bow balanced properly in your hand.
Ohh I almost forgot, welcome to the board!!
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Stabilizers add balance, but some bowhunters would argue that they are more important in reducing vibration/hand shock and to quiet down the bow. For $20 you can pick up a Simms S-Coil stabilizer. While itmaynot beheavy enough to act as a counterbalance for some bows, it does the job of silencing/vibration dampening.
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First off jimv welcome to the boards.
Most of theguys on heregive first rate opinions and view-points. Don't be afraid to ask questions. We are all here to help.
Just bear in mind that we as a group are very brand loyal and while we may say-blah blah brand is the best, take our opinion into account and then check out your other options.
Look forward to seeing you around!
Most of theguys on heregive first rate opinions and view-points. Don't be afraid to ask questions. We are all here to help.
Just bear in mind that we as a group are very brand loyal and while we may say-blah blah brand is the best, take our opinion into account and then check out your other options.
Look forward to seeing you around!
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