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I've been using the same mounts from Conquest for years. I'm constantly going back and forth between 2 of the notches. I think it would be perfect if I could go half way and lock it down.

What are you guys using that has finer adjustments than these???

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I do not think I have ever been more impressed with the machining and function of such a simple device as a disconnect....as I have been with Shrewd
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Single Adjustable V-Bar

FULLY ADJUSTABLE, SINGLE SIDED V-BAR WITH SMOOTH, TAPERED LOCKING JOINTS. CNC MACHINED, 6061 ALUMINUM WITH ANODIZED FINISH. FEATURES LASER INDICATOR LINES AND STAINLESS STEEL HARDWARE. INTEGRATED QUICK DISCONNECT FOR REAR STABILIZER. DISCONNECT IS 1" IN DIAMETER WEIGHS 4.9OZ INCLUDES BARREL NUT...
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I like the Dead Center mounts and the Shrewd Atlas mount. I have the Sherpa version of the Shrewd on my Prime.

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Dead Center Diamond Series Single Offset Mount

• Precision engineered for rock solid performance and perfect balance • Features a New TaperLok design at each joint which allows for necessary infinite adjusting and simply will not come loose regardless of the amount of weight used on the stabilizer • Laser engraved tuning marks allow for...
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Shrewd Atlas Single V-Bar

Super solid V-bar for archers who use a single siderod. It's strong, laser-etched and designed to not budge once it's locked in place.Hybrid clamp-taper system produces an ultra-strong v-bar in a small, lightweight packageIntegrated quick disconnect (1" diameter) makes installing and removing a...
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Bowfinger is very adjustable with good reference marks. Ive been very happy with mine.
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ULTIMATE REAR RISER MOUNT

NEW Compact, Sleek Design NEW Stronger Positive-Locking Double Clamp System NEW Stronger Hardware Engraved Easy To Read Marking Lines Vertical And Horizontal Adjustment To Any Angle Built In Quick Disconnects (Barrel Nuts Included) CNC Machined Aluminum Anodized Finish Hardware Included Made in...
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North Park said:
I like the Dead Center mounts and the Shrewd Atlas mount. I have the Sherpa version of the Shrewd on my Prime.

lancasterarchery.com

Dead Center Diamond Series Single Offset Mount

• Precision engineered for rock solid performance and perfect balance • Features a New TaperLok design at each joint which allows for necessary infinite adjusting and simply will not come loose regardless of the amount of weight used on the stabilizer • Laser engraved tuning marks allow for...
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Another vote for DCAP. I’ve got 3 and I’m very pleased with the weight, finish, and adjustability.
 
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AAE Gripper Single Mount

Why we Like this mount: Ridgid connection to the bow for maximum stabilizer efficiency Infinitely adjustable with fine laser etching Anti-seize feature Specifications: Weight: 4.45 oz Color: Black The Single mount designed gripper by AAE adds to the already proven design of the original...
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This is what I've been using, can't find a reason one to complain about it.
 
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I've been using the same mounts from Conquest for years. I'm constantly going back and forth between 2 of the notches. I think it would be perfect if I could go half way and lock it down.

What are you guys using that has finer adjustments than these???
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Why are you moving back and forth between 2 of the notches? How many weights do you have on the back bar? One ounce too much or one ounce not enough? Couple of shooters I know get real OCD about weights and have 1/2 ounce weight. From picture you could the bar in or out and add or subtract weight
 
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SonnyThomas said:
Why are you moving back and forth between 2 of the notches? How many weights do you have on the back bar? One ounce too much or one ounce not enough? Couple of shooters I know get real OCD about weights and have 1/2 ounce weight. From picture you could the bar in or out and add or subtract weight
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Trying to find a way to make it sit perfectly vertical.... In one notch my bubble favors one side and the other it favors the other side. I can force the bow vertical but that requires me to put pressure on one side of the riser or the other....I have half ounce weights that didn't help... This is my 4th time starting over with weights/angles of the bars in the last year.... It's not too bad but it could be better.... I have 14oz on the back if I go to 13.5 to 14.5 it doesn't help....

I shot this tonight... Vegas 300... One arrow, score, pull, repeat. I'm trying to clean up some of those shots....With the exception of the one I threw high, all the non-X shots were to the right.

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Trying to find a way to make it sit perfectly vertical.... In one notch my bubble favors one side and the other it favors the other side. I can force the bow vertical but that requires me to put pressure on one side of the riser or the other....I have half ounce weights that didn't help... This is my 4th time starting over with weights/angles of the bars in the last year.... It's not too bad but it could be better.... I have 14oz on the back if I go to 13.5 to 14.5 it doesn't help....

I shot this tonight... Vegas 300... One arrow, score, pull, repeat. I'm trying to clean up some of those shots....With the exception of the one I threw high, all the non-X shots were to the right.

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If all of your misses are to the right, you should move the side bar one click to the left.
 
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I hsve a Shrewd Atlas and a Bowfinger and both do their job really well. If I had to pick one I'd say the Bowfinger for two reasons.
1) The markings are a little better and easier to see
2) It has a matte finish so the markings are easier to see
My eyes are starting to suck so the easier it is to read the better I like it but you can't go wrong with either
 
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Suddenly I'll vote for anything but Shrewd Atlas. I have 2 Atlas V-bars and both suck, both keep losing screws tension every over day no matter how tight these are.

Why not to try Axcel mount to match your bars? Should be awesome.
 
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