Stealth question for stealthman
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Northern NY
Posts: 148
Stealth question for stealthman
Do you make any custom stabs that are rubber coated instead of the hard anodized aluminum outer shell? I would like to have one that will not make noise if accidentally bumped against my stand or any other equipment while in the field.
Thanks
Thanks
#2
RE: Stealth question for stealthman
Sorry,I do not build anything like that....I have had a couple of request`s for just that type of stabilizer.
You never know,maybe in the future if Stealth Archery keeps growing!
Jerry
You never know,maybe in the future if Stealth Archery keeps growing!
Jerry
#3
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Northern NY
Posts: 148
RE: Stealth question for stealthman
Thanks for the reply stealthman. For now I'll have to settle for an aluminum I guess. <img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle> I'll be on the lookout if/when you do ever get the chance to expand though!
If I were to wrap one of the aluminum stabs with some type of moleskin or padded tape similar to what is used around the arrow rest, would that have any bad effects on the functionality of the stab do you think?
Thanks again.
If I were to wrap one of the aluminum stabs with some type of moleskin or padded tape similar to what is used around the arrow rest, would that have any bad effects on the functionality of the stab do you think?
Thanks again.
#4
RE: Stealth question for stealthman
I know several guys that have done that exact same thing!
It will not effect the performance of the Stealth at all!
www.stealtharchery.com
It will not effect the performance of the Stealth at all!
www.stealtharchery.com
#7
RE: Stealth question for stealthman
Thanks for the order!You should get it the first of next week!
It should match up very well with the new Patriot as I hear that it has more of a nuetral balance than last years Patriot.
Jerry
It should match up very well with the new Patriot as I hear that it has more of a nuetral balance than last years Patriot.
Jerry
#8
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Baltimore Maryland USA
Posts: 1,385
RE: Stealth question for stealthman
NYH: I've put moleskin on quite a few Stealth stabilizers as well as my own. It works great and does not affect the performance.
Instead of trying to cover the open end of the stabilizer with moleskin, I put a Sims Enhancer on the end. This gives you a soft rubber end in the event you hit something and also increases the shock resistance while not adding very much additional weight.
Instead of trying to cover the open end of the stabilizer with moleskin, I put a Sims Enhancer on the end. This gives you a soft rubber end in the event you hit something and also increases the shock resistance while not adding very much additional weight.
#9
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Ogle County IL USA
Posts: 141
RE: Stealth question for stealthman
HotLZ, are you putting this on a DC Pat or on a Single Cam Pat. My DC Pat should be in around the first of the year and if you are getting the same, would be interested in some feedback. I have a Vibrachek Isolator on my SQ2 and it is a great stabilizer, just a little heavy though. Might switch for the new bow...Thanks in advance...
#10
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Northern NY
Posts: 148
RE: Stealth question for stealthman
Len, I hadn't thought about using the sims on the end. That seems like it should work really well. I was wondering how I was going to cover the end in a way that would look decent and stay on well. I guess thats what I'll do.
Thanks
Thanks