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    Posted: May/30/2012 at 00:10
I have a 09' Ross Carnivore, the one made by Bowtech. It fitted with an apex quiver, octane stabilizer, and a Apex Axim sight.
 
I really like how it draws and shoots but the thing feels really front heavy. With my hand through the wrist sling and without grasping the handle it wants to spin all the way around, actually 180 and hang upside down.
 
Anyone have any tips on how to better balance this bow?
 
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Whats the weight on your stabilizer?
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It is the 7", 5oz version.
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Any suggestions?
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So even without the stab on there it feels the same huh?  Maybe a piece or two of lead tape near the bottom cam.
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I wouldn't do the lead tape. It could hurt something when you shoot the bow. if anything get a http://www.stokerized.com/products/target_nucleus.lasso and play with it until the bow feels good to you.

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Thanks, I'll check that out.
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