I use a Sims stabilizer just under 5 oz. I think it's too light especially considering I have a heavier sight (7 pin hunter hoggit). Does anyone else think their Destroyer needs a heavier stabilizer.
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i put the 7" octane on my destroyer and it feels just right to me. I didn't quite like the sims feel on the bow as well. -
Is the 7" octane heavier? I'm thinking I need a few more ounces.Comment
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yes it is but don't remember how much it was. I just took my bow up to gander and screwed on the octane and a couple others and decided to go with the octane.Comment
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I've heard a lot of good things about the Octane. We have a shooter that swears it makes his bow quieter and feel better... less vibration.Comment
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I have the Sims modular spacer, two weights, + an s-coil stabilizer.
It's pretty heavy but it definitely helped my shooting getting that weight further out.Comment
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I used an s coil on mine and liked it but also liked my b stinger on it also.Comment
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I love my stokerized stabilizersComment
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I have a 340 and also use the octance 7 inch. I might even try adding weights to it later. But for now it feels pretty goodComment
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I'd take your bow to your local shop and try out several different stabilizers. See what feels the best for you. It has worked for me.Comment
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I put a Trophyridge Shock Stop Black on mine yesterday and I love it. I think it is 6 oz and it really balances out the bow well. The Trophyridge Micro Alphs V5 made it a little top heavy and the stabilizer really helped balance it out.Comment
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Had an octane on mine for three months till it started vibrating internally and the local bow shop gave me a different brand and said he was not impressed with the octane stabelizers. Just my 2 cents!Comment
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B/Stinger & Stokerized makes some exceptional products with adjustable end weights.Comment
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