Why such a LARGE stabilizer?
#1
Why such a LARGE stabilizer?
When I see some of the posts on this board and see their picture(s) and photos of their bows, I always wonder why some of their bows are set up with a stabilizer as long as their entire bow length. Don't these people who have a stabilizer that is over a foot long know that those stabilizers are usually set up on target shooting bows? I wonder how difficult it would be to maneuver such a bow in a treestandwith such a LONG stabilizer?
#5
RE: Why such a LARGE stabilizer?
I'm sure about the disagreement but I just can't figure out why they would put such a long and obscured stabilizer on their bow(s) when they could put a much smaller stabilizer with the same weight on their bows.
#7
RE: Why such a LARGE stabilizer?
Here's a bigger picture of that same bow and set up. I seriously doubt if it's a target/competition bow when it is camoflauged and has silencers on the string.
http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=1512806
http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=1512806
#8
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Blossvale, New York
Posts: 21,199
RE: Why such a LARGE stabilizer?
I think you'll find that most go to shorter stabilizers for hunting and are in fact using the longer for targets and leagues. They continue to use their hunting gear in prep for hunting rather than buy a dedicated target bow. Me, I just have a shorty all the time.
#9
RE: Why such a LARGE stabilizer?
Muzzy.......I'm friends with Rob. That particular bow is set up for target shooting.
Nothing in the rules that say you can't shoot fake animals with a camo bowand string silencers.
It will be a hunting bow this fall at which time the accessories will be altered but for right now that is a target shooting set-up.
Nothing in the rules that say you can't shoot fake animals with a camo bowand string silencers.
It will be a hunting bow this fall at which time the accessories will be altered but for right now that is a target shooting set-up.