I would say yes. It’s all in the grip area of the riser. When I put my fingertips on the riser it’s very noticeable. I was wondering if limb dampeners would take some of the vibration out.Does it have a tuning fork type of vibration?
Ive never shot those stabilizers but take all of the weights off of the bars and see if the vibration is still the same.
Mr vxr28 that I sold a while back had zero vibration and was dead silent. I would check your rest or sight for loose bolts etc.. that thing was dead in the hand zero vibration but noticed that I had a slight vibration with a QAD rest I put on it. After I swapped it out for an HHA virtus that vibration went away.Recently purchased the bow I’ve been wanting for the past past couple years View attachment 7833229
the vxr 28. Needing some tip on the hand vibration on the shot. I have 10”&8” wickstick stabs. It has very noticeable hand vibration and like to do away with it or quite it down. Anyone notice it with their vxr and what did you do to eliminate or quite hand vibration. Thanks
Don't need to pull them. Pressing on the yoke tracks will usually show the bearing wear.Have your nearest bow shop pull your cams, and check the bearings. One of the biggest contributors to vibration/hand shock. Easy fix if that is indeed the problem.
Agreed. Just wanst sure if he had any experience.Don't need to pull them. Pressing on the yoke tracks will usually show the bearing wear.
Vapor Trail strings are great and stable.The strings and cables are due for new ones which are in the process of getting done. I have vapor trail new set that I’m iffy on putting on my bow I haven’t heard on how good of strings they make. Timing on cams are good but will need tuned and will be after new cables and strings are installed.
