To stabalize or not is the question

Well with this new Monster the feel is a bit top heavy. I put the stabalizer from my Drenalin on it. Didnt do much, that beeing said I dont know squat about a stabalizer. Any thought on this bow/stabalizer combo?

 

With an extremely top heavy bow like the Monster, your going to need weight on the back of the bow to balance it out, not the front.

There should be a rear bushing that is in the riser, directly opposite of where you would put a stabilizer on the front. You might want to invest in a short doinker type stabilizer with adjustable weights back there to try and even things out a bit.

Something like this would help you a lot, you would also need to buy the weights that have the right thread size for this as well to fine tune it.

http://www.bowhunting.com/shopping/Products/ABOMB-34-BACK-DOINKER__9203.aspx

 

Rick I have my mean V there, do I want to eliminate the sst?

 

If you want to get the bow balanced, that's really going to be the only way with a bow that is that top heavy.

 

OK thanks

 

I may remove mine. I can't tell any difference, other than added weight.

 

might what to look at paradigm they have a weight set just for that and you don't have to remove your sts.