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srj26
04-10-2011, 10:54 PM
Hi I'm looking to get a longer stabalizer for my alphaburner. Right now I'm shooting it with a Fuse 4" axium(I think can't remeber or spell). What Im wondering is what is a good legnth and weight to start off with? I really don't want to spend a fortune on several of them till i find one that is right. I like the short one for hunting but Id like to get a different one for 3d shooting.
Thanks for the advice.

srj26
04-10-2011, 10:57 PM
Is the Doinker 7" Adjust-a-matic a good one to start with?

bwhunter
04-10-2011, 11:39 PM
I think the Smooth Stability line is right up your alley. Our new SLR is awesome. You can adjust the weight ounce by ounce to get it where you need it. And here is the best part if you want a longer one all you need is a longer tube. You can use the hub and weights from you hunting setup on your 3-d rig. No more buying multiple stabs. If you would like more info send me an e-mail with your name and number and I will give you a call johnh1720@yahoo.com.

tedlebo
04-11-2011, 07:02 AM
I think the Smooth Stability line is right up your alley. Our new SLR is awesome. You can adjust the weight ounce by ounce to get it where you need it. And here is the best part if you want a longer one all you need is a longer tube. You can use the hub and weights from you hunting setup on your 3-d rig. No more buying multiple stabs. If you would like more info send me an e-mail with your name and number and I will give you a call johnh1720@yahoo.com.

John, what is the slr?

Ted

bwhunter
04-11-2011, 10:18 AM
Ted,
The SLR is our new model for this year. It is 3" in diameter and is more adjustable weight wise than the original model. Here is a picture.

tedlebo
04-11-2011, 10:23 AM
Cool. If I can ever find a danged job, I may try it out.

bwhunter
04-11-2011, 12:39 PM
They are awesome Ted.

asa1485
04-11-2011, 09:44 PM
Doinker DISH is what I would recommend. The hunter model to be precise. It has the smaller hub, can add/remove weight as needed, can offset weight to either side, removes sound, and, removes vibration. What more could you want?:peace:

tedlebo
04-11-2011, 10:16 PM
Doinker DISH is what I would recommend. The hunter model to be precise. It has the smaller hub, can add/remove weight as needed, can offset weight to either side, removes sound, and, removes vibration. What more could you want?:peace:

Come on now buddy, you know I've been using SS since they started. :biggrin1:

But honestly, it is all moot at this point as a job has still not been found, unemployment is now done, and I have sold off all the archery gear I had other than my hunting rig and the accessories off my target rig.

But I do like the looks of this new set up.

asa1485
04-12-2011, 07:47 AM
I know you have bud. And nothing at all wrong with them at all. Was just making a suggestion to the origional poster.

Hate to hear about the job thing. I finally got myself one and it was going good. Then Christmas came and I was averaging 1 day a week. Now, I am up to 3 days. Hope you find one soon.

tedlebo
04-12-2011, 08:27 AM
I know you have bud. And nothing at all wrong with them at all. Was just making a suggestion to the origional poster.

Hate to hear about the job thing. I finally got myself one and it was going good. Then Christmas came and I was averaging 1 day a week. Now, I am up to 3 days. Hope you find one soon.

Yeah, I was busting your chops a bit, Pete. And to be honest, if I were looking at other brands to try, I would take a long hard look at both the Doinkers and Stokerized.
I have to admit things are getting pretty close to tight right now. I haven't given up hope (not entirely, anyway) but the outlook is a bit dim.