sound deadening system

[Robinsons Rebel]

I'm. using a Grizzly and thinking about getting the new sound deadening system for it.I know its on their new Micro. People that have tried it,whats your thoughts? Does it work? Loss of FPS? Etc.....

[kjl]

It's alot quieter, one of my ex-shox blew off the left limb on first shot. I stuck it back on and it lasted maybe 15 shots and flew off again. I Didn't bother keeping them.
Bow still very quiet with other silencing stuff.

[kjl]

I bought the supressor bow with it, maybe it wasn't put on just right?
Seems a little faster without the ex shot
Never shot the bow without the sound dampening kit, just comparing it to my matrix 380

[nchunterkw]

The only sound deadening stuff I'd recommend for a Grizzly is a heavier arrow. Anything else is just wasting energy and giving you nothing in return. At least a heavier arrow will have more momentum which means better penetration. A crossbow will never be as quiet as a vert bow. I use nothing on my bows and have killed deer at 30 yds each of the last 3 years...probably more I just can't remember. And I usually stop them with a grunt so they are looking in my direction when I shoot. But they all have one thing in common.......dead.

[wabi]

Heavier arrow or:



If the deer is in reasonable range the sound is the last thing it will hear.

I tried several methods and concluded the sound deadening was only for my benefit. I shoot an older model (Phoenix) and a dacron string teamed with heavier arrows reduces the sound & vibration enough that I seldom notice it. I doubt a dacron string would be advisable on the shorter limb bows (too much stretching), but heavier arrows help a lot!

[Dominic]

I bought the supressor bow with it, maybe it wasn't put on just right?
Seems a little faster without the ex shot
Never shot the bow without the sound dampening kit, just comparing it to my matrix 380

Do you have air brakes on your 380?

[kjl]

No I didnt have air brakes on my 380