Noisey compound? try these

[T101]

um.... usually sold in pairs


http://www.amazon.co.uk/Mountain-Beaver-Balls-String-Silencer/dp/B003DQTJMI


anyone tried these???

 

[bimble]

I've seen them on the more traditional bent recurves/barebows... never on a compound

 

[Damien]

um.... usually sold in pairs


Mountain Man Beaver Balls String Silencer: Amazon.co.uk: Sports & Outdoors


anyone tried these???

Or just get a bow that isn't noisy :raspberry

 

[Deleted member 7654]

Or just get a bow that isn't noisy :raspberry

Indeed, shooting light arrows from a bow with huge stored energy in pursuit of a flat trajectory is bound to result in a lot of extraneous noise.
Let's see more self bows.
Del

 

[bimble]

Let's see more self bows.
Del

In the compound forum...?? well, if you insist... can you spot what's going on here...??

Though yes, a heavier arrow will be quieter... the difference between my +700gr indoor arrows and 310gr field arrows is noticeable...

 

[Deleted member 7654]

I see, he's added cams and a moss covered long rod to an Ash sapling that's still in the ground
Del

 

[T101]

Or just get a bow that isn't noisy :raspberry

um I just posted the beaver balls thread for a joke really guys.:burp:

coincidentally just had someone ask me how I got my bow so quiet, well for openers its not a Hoyt....:target:

 

[Rik]

I don't see how that's going to quieten things down.... every time you let go, that beaver is going to scream its head off...

 

[Valkamai]

In the compound forum...?? well, if you insist... can you spot what's going on here...??

Though yes, a heavier arrow will be quieter... the difference between my +700gr indoor arrows and 310gr field arrows is noticeable...

Is that the "off-road" compound ? Four wheels for handling the uneven terrain ?
Wonder if that one has got the limbs on backwards ? Or maybe they have been modified with a hacksaw ?

FrankenWhitter doesn't do standard bows.

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