kjohn15
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I will preface this post by saying that I am in no way an expert about archery equipment nor am I sponsered by anyone to hunt (besides my fiance', she donates some freedom for me in the fall). I also don't post a lot on here, so that makes me a novice whitetail hunter in some minds I guess.
I recently purchased the new Muddy ZVT string suppresser on Amazon and was able to put it on my Bear Truth (the original one) last night. I was at a crossroads with my bow and decided instead of buying a 1600 set up I would just put a couple hundred into my current set up and get by for a few more years. My bow was really starting to annoy me in the last year because it sounded like I was shooting a rubber band on every shot. I went ahead and ordered Winner's Choice string and cables (the older models are on clearance and they cost me $68 to my door), a QAD HDX rest (switching from a whisker biscuit), and of course the Muddy ZVT( no previous string suppressor on the bow). Since I will be taking my bow in for the string install I will let them put the rest on and tune it, but I am not helpless so I put on the ZVT myself and tried it out without changing anything else out. What a diiference that made! The bow shoots whisper quiet and is still just as accurate. I know that other suppressors would probably have helped as well, but just figured I would give my two cents and let you all know that I am pleased with the New Muddy ZVT and will be shooting it for a few years barring any unforseen circumstance. :way:
I recently purchased the new Muddy ZVT string suppresser on Amazon and was able to put it on my Bear Truth (the original one) last night. I was at a crossroads with my bow and decided instead of buying a 1600 set up I would just put a couple hundred into my current set up and get by for a few more years. My bow was really starting to annoy me in the last year because it sounded like I was shooting a rubber band on every shot. I went ahead and ordered Winner's Choice string and cables (the older models are on clearance and they cost me $68 to my door), a QAD HDX rest (switching from a whisker biscuit), and of course the Muddy ZVT( no previous string suppressor on the bow). Since I will be taking my bow in for the string install I will let them put the rest on and tune it, but I am not helpless so I put on the ZVT myself and tried it out without changing anything else out. What a diiference that made! The bow shoots whisper quiet and is still just as accurate. I know that other suppressors would probably have helped as well, but just figured I would give my two cents and let you all know that I am pleased with the New Muddy ZVT and will be shooting it for a few years barring any unforseen circumstance. :way:
