Side Bar System Recommendations?

[tfitter]

Searching for recommendations for systems or ones to avoid. I would like to use it for 3-d bowhunter class as well.
I have never shot with a side-bar before, so looking for info / reviews. Bow it will go on is Carbon Defiant Turbo.

Thank you!

 

[kodiakfly]

I just got a couple of BStinger set ups for my bows. I started with the 10.8, but I think I'm gonna swap the side 8" for a 6" and see how that feels. As it is now, it feels fine and shoots well, but 8" feels like it's in the way, coming from a single front bar. I may get used to it. Bottom line, I've shot them a couple weeks and like them pretty well. Thus, my Carbon Blades for sale. I'll have more experience with them as I shoot them more in the coming weeks.

 

[Muley15]

Dead Center and Bee stinger are both great options for the money

 

[Bwana]

Dead Center and Bee stinger are both great options for the money

Agreed, and include Doinker also.

 

[Gumbo]

I run the Quick Detach Bee Stinger Elite with 10" in front and 8" in back on a carbon defiant 34. I had 8" and 6" but they seemed short and required too much weight, especially the side bar. I am still tweaking the weight but currently have 3 ounces in front and 7 in back. I might add another ounce to the front, but it seems 7 is about what it takes to counter balance a loaded tightspot without having the sidebar angled out too far. Anyway, that is my experience, but I am new to the sidebar thing so I'm sure those with more experience will chime in too. But it really does help the bow sit level at full draw, the cant without it for me is unmanageable.

 

[Bughalli]

BStinger quick detach 10-8. Balances the weight of a full quiver nicely. Helps keep the bow naturally level. I was impressed with how much better my groups got at 60+ yards. ...and I would say I was a bit pessimistic relative to experiences with other stabilizers that didn't appear to improve anything. Very impressed with this one.