Titanium archery products

 

Seconded. Very small diameter and no bling.

 

Given the description of what you are looking for, what exactly is it that you want to achieve with the rear stabilizer? I don’t think you would be able to achieve any discernable balance with something light weight and tucked in close to the riser. If you’re looking for vibration dampening, there might be some better options than adding a stabilizer.


Semper Fi,
Mike

 

Hoyt SL sidebar mount.
It is the lightest low profile mount I have seen.

I think the screw size might be different though. I put one on my son's bow (not a Hoyt) last year and it seems like I had to get an adapter screw or something. I can check later.

 

If you want simple, it's hard to beat the basic B Stinger mount. No QD, and it has teeth inside to help lock it in position.

Amazon.com

If you want a really nice mount with a QD for a good price I love my Hi-Tek Vise, which gives you in-out and up-down adjustment, and it has teeth as well.

HI-TEK VISE STABILIZER SIDE BAR MOUNT

The vise stabilizer mount: new locking teeth for solid lock up. Cerakoted hardware to prevent rust. Laser etch index marks for precision adjustment. Available in anodized black finish only.

evansarchery.com

 

I also prefer a side bar mount that sits close to the bow.

The Shrewd Atlas and the new UltraView are my two favorites, as they do exactly that and lock down super tight.

The UltraView is my number 1 only because the OD matches up with a Cutter bar better and doesn't have a ton branding on it.
Functionally, I find them exactly even and perfect for what I'm looking for.

Let me know if those interest you and you want some pictures. I have one of each on a bow.

 

I’ve thought about calling APA and seeing if they would sell just the mpb or multi position balancer. I think that would be about as simple and straightforward as a sidebar.

 

They do sell just that on there website.

 

I 2nd shrewd atlas!!

 

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AAE Gripper! Half the size, weight and does vertical and lateral travel. If you get an Atlas for example it adds close to an inch of distance back toward the shooter, in some cases it can make the bar to long. The griper is small but very strong and light we have guys at the shop running over 20 oz on comp bows and never have any issues. I have an Atlas also but I would still go with a Gripper.

 

This is my setup for hunting 27" stab run as a counter slide, it sits close to the bow.
I have a 27" conquest micro 450 on one bow and a 27" b-stinger on another.
It does everything I need, and just one thing to deal with, I won't be going back to a two bar setup for hunting.

 

mount it lower on my bowtech, the bracket won't fit the lower hole on the PSE, not enough clearance with the limb pocket.

 

Shrewd single adjust is simple and on the cheaper side. I’ve had one for a long time now and had no troubles at all. I will likely get a stabilizer for my phase 4 but will keep the shrewd mount and possibly an older Mathew’s bar to match or may just use a front bar only this time

 

While the Atlas is nice (what I use) I wouldn't consider it "low profile" when compared to ones like Mossy listed. Shrewd also makes a single adjustable mount that is the same profile as the ones Mossy mentioned.

 

It's really hard to beat the Hi-Tek Vise for $60

 

I also vote for titanium products

 

Have you ever seen or tried a Stokerized Stasis? It is a single unit that is more adjustable than a "slide" type. I had their smaller one on my last Prime Rival because it was a bit top heavy. However they make longer versions that might be worth a look. No offense, but there is no way I would head into the woods with a nearly 30" stab sticking out both sides of my bow.....and no, I don't walk around with an arrow nocked.

Stokerized Stasis | Stabilizing Systems

 

B Stinger also makes a 15" Counter-Slide.

 

My post is more about diminishing the profile of the mount rather than the brand/model of mount itself. You can see how I positioned my shrewd mount to minimize its profile.

 

I really liked shooting with a backbar but the one I bought never stayed tight. It was a beestinger.

 

Next time put some beeswax on the threads, or teflon plumbers tape on the threads.

 

The Cutter Cordillera is pretty low profile.