One day, I was shopping for stabilizers to put on my multi-thousand-dollar, fully customized bow and was bummed to see nothing original. Everything was some mass produced, carbon, spaceship looking, archery geek trash.
So, I bought a wood and metal lathe and set forth taking old-ass Kansas Plains hedge wood fence posts and turning them (literally) into the sickest, most unique, one-of-a-kind stabilizers in the game. This led to exploring other wood species that have never held barbed wire.
I build each stabilizer ... soup to nuts. I pressure stabilize and epoxy soak the wood (if required), lathe the wood and aluminum, anodize the aluminum, drill & tap everything, sand (and sand some more).
Email me if you have any questions.
And, yes ... there are such things as stupid questions. Please think before sending. info@americanmadehunter.com
