AMEYXGS Archery Bow Stabilizer 3/4/5/10/12/26/28/30 inch Carbon Fiber Bow Balance Bar Stalizer Rod Extension Pole Rod Bow Stabilizer Weight Silencer Damping for Recurve Bow and Compound Bow

I am a bow hunter and have always wanted to try target archery. The target bows require front and back stabilizers. I did not want to spend a lot of money so after viewing online reviews I purchased a 30 inch and a 12 inch stabilizers. They work fine on my 2021 PSE Lazer target bow. The price is good and the quality is good. They are stiff so I don’t get any bow bounce. It’s been three years since I purchased these stabilizers and I wanted to update this review, I added photos to show the stabilizers. The first photo shows them as they were purchased. The second photo shows them after I painted them to match my target bow. I get many compliments about stabilizers and where I got them. Many can’t believe what I paid for them. My bow continues to shoots on target. It does not vibrate make no noise. If you are like me with a limited income and love archery and want to get into target archery, you don’t need to spend a fortune on stabilizers. Don’t let low the price of these stabilizers stop you from purchasing them.

Gets the job done adding weight to your bow. The metal seems a little cheap, but it's a bargain stabilizer, what do you expect. The knock off doinker dampener seems nice. If you don't like the lettering on it just buy a piece of vinyl sticker and wrap it. Cool stabilizer for the archer on a budget.

Build quality is fine. I orderd a weight designed for a Gimbel camera mount, works great same threading. . Front weight threading is 1/4 - 20. If there is any internal damping I cant tell.. The ss weight plus the doinker make up about 3oz off the end. I gaaded an additional 3 and also screwed it into my 6" beestinger

It's a nice stabilizer just be aware it's not a kit, as the picture for the product clearly shows, but is a single stabilizer depending on what you select.

If you’re looking for a good weighted stabilizer, you should definitely give this a chance! When adding it to my bow, you could definitely tell it’s a step up from what my original bow came with. The standard ones tend to be paper weight and so little to nothing but this one has the perfect amount of weight to help your stabilization.

Bought the 12 inch stabilizer for my Diamond Deploy. Very light bow (3.2 lbs). Needed some help holding steady at 40-60 yards.... but I didn't want to add a lot of weight. I ordered Saturday, got it Monday. The 12 inch rod is exactly 12 inches from end to end (plus the 1/4" threaded extension for the rubber ball). The rod weighs only 2.5 oz. The rubber ball is 1.5 inches long and weighs 1.14 oz. The SS end weight is 1' long and weighs 1.89 oz. So, the total weight of the ball and end weight is just over 3 oz. The total weight is 5.5 oz. Total length is 13.4 inches. After testing it on my bow, I only needed the 12 inch rod. It added almost no weight, and stabilized my left to right float a surprising amount. Groups are much tighter now. I feel a lot more confident in longer shots. It's going to stay on my bow. Great product. I will be buying more.

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Note the response to the questions on the threads. 5/16" X 20 for attachment end and 1/4" X 24 for weight end. Many other weights are 5/16" X 20 threaded. AMEYXGS weights work.

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