Looking to got mid/top of the line stabilizers, both long rod and side rods and connectors if needed.

I feel like ive seen recently on some people who don't have the actual triangle triple adaptor, and rathery they just have their main longrod stabilizer in front and the two sideways stabilizers to the side, but not connected directly to the long rod, just connected through the bow's frame.

But anyway, i'd rather nto spend more than around 500 to 700$ ( at most) but also want stuf that will last me a very very long time, and stuff that is very straight in length and angle so i can use it on my bow vice and know that the bow i'm working on is exactly straight up.

I think this is the last thing along with the recurve sights which i already made another post about, but after i figure this out i think i'll have my entire list of everything i need to finally build my bow. i'll release one last video explaining everything and see what everyone has to say and then i'l finally get the order in .

Thanks a TON for your help reddit-archers! I really appreciate everything!

-Zach

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