Question about a stabilizer accessory
02-07-2002, 08:12 PM
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Question about a stabilizer accessory
Is there piece you can get for your bow that screws on where the stabilizer does and works with your stabilizer so that you can fold it over when putting it in your case instead of unscrewing the stabilizer all the time? If so what is it called? thanks for the help!
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JC
02-07-2002, 08:58 PM
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RE: Question about a stabilizer accessory
JC,
Get a Quick Detach. They are made by Vibracheck and a few other manufacturers in both large and small diameters.
They're the best way to go.
The knuckle can vibrate loose and fall forward crashing into your riser and damage it.
Sag.
Get a Quick Detach. They are made by Vibracheck and a few other manufacturers in both large and small diameters.
They're the best way to go.
The knuckle can vibrate loose and fall forward crashing into your riser and damage it.
Sag.
02-08-2002, 09:36 AM
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RE: Question about a stabilizer accessory
Good question and I've been wondering about that myself. I really don't have a problem with unscrewing it and I figured one of those would be a potential source of unwanted noise. But from the opinions here there must be some well made ones.
02-09-2002, 08:12 PM
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RE: Question about a stabilizer accessory
Thanks for all the help guys! I really appreciate it. I am gonna go look for one for my bow.
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JC
Check out my drawings and big bucks page on my website. Sign the guestbook too.
www.geocities.com/mvp_bballer/
JC
02-10-2002, 12:43 PM
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RE: Question about a stabilizer accessory
I have tried a couple of these things, in the end it is just more weight where I don't want it. Anything that compromises the forward weighting of the stab is poor weight distribution. On the other hand if one wants to look at areas where bows could really be improved, it would be in the accessory bolt on area. I wish we had something better than these lame threaded inserts, but I am not holding my breath that amo will get together on it any time soon.
