10 inch with two ounces in bottom hole out front, 8 inch side bar with 7 ounces

 

I have a 10 in the lower a stuby up above and a 10 out the back but I wrenched the shock pod off the back stab. I can't decide if I like the feel of the lower stab mount. But damn it looks insane.

 

I tried different set ups but went back to the stubby. Just holds best for me at all yardages

 

I agree it holds great

like I said, it just doesn’t fight the wind very well the times I’ve tried it in the wind. I’m not willing to roll those dice on a hunt

 

I like the stubby. Never been a fan of backbars. I tried a 12" in replace of stubby but didn't feel I shot better or worse. I'll be taking the Ultra with the stubby into woods this year

 

What’s your max comfortable range?

what distance you most commonly practice at?

Mostly white tail hunting or western hunting?

 

Believe it or not I’ve found my favorite combo is the stubby and a 6” back bar with only 1oz on it. I do have a pic sight and integrate rest so have almost nothing hanging off the right side of my bow. I tried a longer stab on front and my groups got noticeably worse. Makes no sense to me but I’m a stubby convert for sure.

 

Interesting you like more weight on the front then back

 

Ok I'm in the process of experimenting with Stabilisers too - I have a Garmin Pro on my RX-7 and get quite a bit of pinfloat with just the stubby on the bottom spot, due to the fact the sight sticks out the front a fair bit.... I added a standard 8" Pro Hoyt stab on the low SL sidebar mount and that has elminated quite a bit of pin float ....anyone else experimented with this setup ?? - I can't add weights to this side stab, so am waiting for the new 2022 stabs to arrive !! any observations would be gratefully received :-}

 

10in front standard hole no stubby, sl mount with 6in out back. 2oz out front 5oz on back. Pic mount sight and 2 piece quiver.

 

After tinkering and toying with lots of different set ups, my RX7U holds the best with a 6" stabilizer in the bottom hole and the stubby in the standard mounting hole. Not sure the stubby does anything but it's just there. I've never had a bow balance like this and mine absolutely doesn't need a back bar of any sort.

 

I have tried different combinations and put a QD on just for switching around. But always wind up with a 6" in the lower mount. Using the Stubby and a 6" back also was nice the bow moves onto to target quickly. With just the stubby I seem to move more and float causing me to shoot quickly. Right now I have the QD and the 6" bottom mount with 1 3/4 Oz.
If I am going to run and gun hunt would not think twice about using just the stubby.

 

12" front woth 2oz 8" sode woth 4oz


Thinking of trying the stubby though after reading some posts here

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12" front woth 2oz 8" sode woth 4oz


Thinking of trying the stubby though after reading some posts here

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Do you have the 12" in the upper or lower spot? thinking about ordering a longer one to swap in for the stubby to try something different.

 

On my new RX7 Ultra (just got it set up and brought it home tonight) I'm using a 10" 2022 Hoyt stabilizer in the bottom mount (where the stubby was) with Go Sticks and their QD, and I shifted the stubby to the left rear using an SL Hoyt rear mount.

With the 6-arrow 1-piece shorty Superlite Hoyt quiver left on and my Garmin A1i mounted to the side, the stubby adds just enough weight down low on the left side to compensate. It holds very steady and I really like the setup.

One reason I set it up the way I did is I can use the Go Sticks for stability, rotate the bow forward and lean the bow on the front of the 10" stabilizer which keeps my bottom cam off the ground and out of the dirt. Gives me another option that way.

 

I stand corrected. I'm using an 8" bar up front.

 

I’m running a 12” bar out front in the lower mount with a 10 degree QD and an 8” back bar on my Ventum Pro 33. This setup holds crazy stable, almost feels like I’m cheating for a hunting rig…

 

Can anyone recommend some steel or other wise heavier weights that will relatively match the ones on the 2022 hoyt stabilizers?

 

My wrist and bone alignment.

 

. I've tried both and mixing up the ounces but I'm still unsure what I prefer. It's all so small differences because the bow holds excellent as is. It just hunts down My t

argets and holds on them.