Stabilizer for an invasion? 5 or 7 pin sight?

[cwuhunter]

Getting an invasion in the next week and need a stabilizer, have had the basic simms on prior bows, but looking for something different. What is the best one from people who have this bow and shoot a stabilizer?

Also cant decide on a sight. I have been shooting a spot hogg 5 pin with a wrap, I think I want a 7 pin but cant decide 
thanks for the help!

[D-Rock425]

Are you setting it up for hunting or 3-D and hunting?

[RadSav]

Invasion is so well balanced I shoot a shorter stabilizer than usual on it.  That's one of the benefits to Sims Modular stabilizer.  I buy two at a time then break them down and arrange modules as needed for each bow.  As long as Steve keeps making them I will never change.  Even if the configuration does.  The 2013 model is even better than the ones I've been shooting for years.  It's a great improvement

7 pins 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80 & 90 ...way more than I would want.  I tried one for goofing around with and it was a target panic nightmare.  Decided I needed to spend a whole season with it to see if I could get used to it.  Never happened!  If I want to shoot long range now I go Sure-Lok slider.  But everyone is different   I won't bad mouth ya too much of you do it   Just be warned.  It will rip you up if you have a target panic tendency like I do.

[D-Rock425]

I have the target panic but I never seem to notice it hunting.  I shoot a 7 pin on my hunting bow 20-80 yards

[demontang]

I like that nap apache my self. I have the sdp spot hog on my bow too which is 35, 45, 55, 65, 75, 85,95. Now I need a range I can shoot past 65 yds to finish sighting in .

See if you can try out a stabilizer on the bow before you throw the money out. I really want to try a donkier on mine but dont want to throw the money down before I know what its like.

[cwuhunter]

thanks so far, this is for hunting. I like the 5 pin, but want to be able to shoot at 85 with no holdover or on the back. The sdp is what I was considering, as far as stabilizer I think shooting a few is the best idea so far.

[D-Rock425]

Why 85 yards most people keep pins set in 10yard gaps 20,30,40.

[deerslyr]

Go with a slider if your shooting past 65 yards.

[BULLBLASTER]

I shoot a 4 pins slider for hunting. I also have a 7 pin sight too. But prefer the slider for hunting set up.

[blackveltbowhunter]

  For a stabilizer... I currently shoot a B-stinger and I really like it. I have also used Fuse, and Sims. Both were very good as well. All of these systems were "adjustable" so you have the option of more or less weight, to customize what feels best for you and your setup.

   It sounds like you are pretty set on shooting some " long range" if so you will need to set up your rig to do so. If your questioning it at all going with either a 7 pin or slider will give you more options.   

  As far as sliders vs fixed..... personal preference. Im convinced the most accurate is a slider although for various reasons I shoot a 7 pin fixed. I agree with Radsav if tendency toward TP is there putting the "pick a pin" Into the "pick a spot" shot sequence will be confusing.

   If you do go the slider route, I would play with the "trick pin" system for sure.

   

[birdstew]

Why 85 yards most people keep pins set in 10yard gaps 20,30,40.

With today’s fast shooting bows 10-30 shot placement is so close. If you’re at 10 yard increments put your 20 yard pin on 10 yard target and you will see. What poundage of bow are you shooting? 80-90 yards is a long way to be shooting at an animal with 65lbs or less. More than 5 pins blind together for me. If you not comfortable with shooting that far go with 5 pin.  Montana Black Gold all the way for me.

[D-Rock425]

What will I see :dunno:my pins start at 20 yards and go out to 60 on my 3-D bow and start at 20 and go to 80 on my hunting bow.  I don't know many people that put pins on odd numbers like 85.

[earlmarne]

I dont like anything more than 5 pins in m.y sight picture.i was recently running an mbg ascent with a vengeance 5 pin head that got me out to 109 yards.great sight but went backto asi mple fixed five pin.i really like my doinker dish for stabilizatio

[KFhunter]

I just picked up a G5 Optix XR,  haven't gotten it on and setup yet though.  Still in the package so I can't review it just yet.

Has 3 fixed pens then a 4th slider

http://www.cabelas.com/catalog/product.jsp?productId=745564




I just couldn't resist dialing dope on my archery sight 

[NOCK NOCK]

Why 85 yards most people keep pins set in 10yard gaps 20,30,40.

With today’s fast shooting bows 10-30 shot placement is so close. If you’re at 10 yard increments put your 20 yard pin on 10 yard target and you will see. What poundage of bow are you shooting? 80-90 yards is a long way to be shooting at an animal with 65lbs or less. More than 5 pins blind together for me. If you not comfortable with shooting that far go with 5 pin.  Montana Black Gold all the way for me.

80-90 yards is a long way to be shooting at animals with any poundage bow.  This type of thing is what gives bowhunters a bad rap..IMO