Bowfinger Ultimate Rear Riser Mount
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It appears to be compatible as long as the riser is flat across the rear riser mount hole.
The bracket next to the cable stop on your bow has a 5/16-inch threaded insert, which I believe you have. There are 24 threads total. br>That bracket should allow you to attach the mount.
The Rear Riser Mount works with any bow that has a threaded hole in the back of the riser. (5/16- 24 thread) Where the mount attaches to the bow, the rear bow riser must be flat.
Yes, it SHOULD be able to accommodate it. So long as the rear of the riser has a threaded hole. (5/16- 24 thread) The rear bow riser, where the mount attaches to the bow, must also be flat. (This hole in the riser is present in most Elite models.) Please double-check that your model bow has this, and it should work for you.
Selected User Reviews For Bowfinger Ultimate Rear Riser Mount
This mount was purchased for my Matthews Conquest 2 Solo Cam bow in order to add a short stabilizer for back weight. I needed a mount that I could easily adjust so that I could try out different positions. I also needed one with a quick disconnect so that I could remove the stabilizer without having to adjust the mount positions when casing the bow for travel. br>br>This mount accomplishes all of the above, as well as a little more. It is unquestionably a high-end component, which is exactly what I was looking for. This thing is rock solid, so I don't want anything to come loose and rattle over time. This mount is well-machined and should last a long time; every component is of high quality. On my Matthews, it was also very simple to install. I was able to position the stabilizer just right so that it didn't interfere with my shooting and provided the more stable sight picture I desired. br>br>You can get cheaper ones that will do the job, but if you want the best and are willing to spend a little more money, this mount will be well worth it. br>br>I am extremely pleased with my purchase and would recommend it to others.
I had been using an AAE, but the quick disconnect barrel size was causing me some problems. The bolt on my contour stabilizers was too short to fit without the barrel being at the end of the screws. This one fits perfectly, and the quick disconnect barrel doesn't have to be all the way at the end of the bolt; the markings are also very clear, making it easy to see where the marks are and ensure that it stays in place. For any setup, this is a must-have.
It is extremely stable and does not move. If you have a Hoyt riser like me, you'll need a $10 piece to prevent the mount from swinging down. It's extremely accurate, and the adjustment screws are in the proper locations. It was a pain to keep my prized bee stinger mounted. Continued to move forward. This is an excellent choice. It is something I strongly suggest. 👍🏼.
The best rear stabilizer mount on the market right now. I'm serious. I've spent enough time in the competitive archery scene to have tried nearly every mount available. This is the easiest to adjust and the most secure grip available. Because of the way it's made, it also won't rotate where it attaches to the bow. Very well-considered. Excellent work.
I've shot bee stinger shrewd mounts on side bars and back bars. Nothing, and I mean nothing, compares to this one in terms of security. If I could, I'd give it a perfect score.
This is without a doubt the best-built side bar mount I've ever used. Because it lacks teeth, it can be placed in any position and still hold with even 20 ounces of weight on the bar. br>br>Quick detach works as expected and is a great feature on a mount this price. Quality materials and well worth the money.
For a rear stab, this is an excellent mount. It's simple to adjust, and it's well-secured. Even when loaded with weight, it doesn't wiggle or move.
On the market, the best rear mount. By a long shot.
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