Hi,
I've read plenty of good info on archery-interchange but this is my first post so go easy :cheerful:
My question relates to balancing stabilisers. I've got a 30" long rod with 5" extender and 12" side rods with an AGF adjustable V-Bar. I've set the neutral balance just fine, 1 inch in front of the riser. But the only way to get the dynamic balance right is shifting weight up the riser, which is pretty obvious since the stabilsers are adding so much weight below the grip. So typically the solution is to add a top rod to balance it, but my question is, can I adjust the short rods to angle upwards instead of the more usual flat or downwards angle to provide the balance without adding more weight with a top rod? OK - so I know I CAN do this, the question is more do other people do this, and does anyone see any side-effects with doing this?
Cheers :thumbsup:
I've read plenty of good info on archery-interchange but this is my first post so go easy :cheerful:
My question relates to balancing stabilisers. I've got a 30" long rod with 5" extender and 12" side rods with an AGF adjustable V-Bar. I've set the neutral balance just fine, 1 inch in front of the riser. But the only way to get the dynamic balance right is shifting weight up the riser, which is pretty obvious since the stabilsers are adding so much weight below the grip. So typically the solution is to add a top rod to balance it, but my question is, can I adjust the short rods to angle upwards instead of the more usual flat or downwards angle to provide the balance without adding more weight with a top rod? OK - so I know I CAN do this, the question is more do other people do this, and does anyone see any side-effects with doing this?
Cheers :thumbsup: