Stabilizer question

[tef]

I'm breaking in a new bow and not real sure what, if anything, the stabilizer is doing for me. It seems most hunters use one but I'm curious if it's necessary? Maybe I need more weight or a longer one to add counterbalance. It shoots the same and I notice I have some movement either way. Granted it's not a major issue, I'm still able to group 6-8" at 50 yards, but would prefer better. Any advice?

[kd350]

Longer bar and more weight on the front. A 10 degree down angle seems to help too. Or keep current bar and add weight. It’ll help slow the wobble

A back bar system will help too if it’s done correctly

[gemini2759]

I've tried stabilizers with my halon the past couple years but keep getting better groups without. Not sure why.

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[r_u_sharp_2]

I'm breaking in a new bow and not real sure what, if anything, the stabilizer is doing for me. It seems most hunters use one but I'm curious if it's necessary? Maybe I need more weight or a longer one to add counterbalance. It shoots the same and I notice I have some movement either way. Granted it's not a major issue, I'm still able to group 6-8" at 50 yards, but would prefer better. Any advice?

I think they help, especially at longer distance. I would try a little more weight. Add an ounce shoot a couple groups..adjust as needed.

You can try a longer one, it should need less weight to obtain the result as a shorter one.

10° down should also help with reducing the weight needed.

Back bar will help with right to left issues and if your pin is sitting low.

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