So I have this same set from "another company". These are obviously made by one manufacture and sold by several different companies sometimes with no branding on the mounts sometimes with it saying Mr Lynn. Either way they are the EXACT SAME THING lol. I recently had an issue with my Evolve 35 and needed to change my mounts over to by target now I recently picked up to be able to keep shooting.Once my issue was resolved I wanted to be able to keep shooting both bows without having to constantly move my original mounts from bow to bow so I ordered this.I was able to get it setup exactly how I wanted on my Evolve 35 and it made the bow SOOO much more stable when when I don't have my front and back bar on my bow.I run an 8 inch front bar that when combined with the front quick disconnect, dampener, and weights sits at just shy of 12" (the max you can have your front bar in a bow hunter class setup for NFSA, ASA, and IBO target classes). The. With the back bar mount and it's ability to change vertical and horizontal pitch my rear bar sits at just before 6" which some tournament runners require that 6" max for the bow hunter class. The picture below is from the original mount but singing as they are identical and I don't have a picture of my bow taken in the last few days I figured it would suffice as a good reference.The mount is sold. It won't move once properly tightened down. I personally put a washer between the mount and the screw head and then put a rubber o-ring between the mount and the riser. I do this to keep the bow and mount from getting damaged but this still allows the mount to hold tight to the bow without moving. It will take a fare amount of force to be able to do this but once you get the proper pressure it works perfectly. The front quick disconnect would also benefit from a rubber o-ring oe rubber washer to help keep it from moving when takythe front bar on and off. This can be hindered if you have a rider mounted wrist sling like I have which is where the rubber comes in handy.Overall you can't beat these mounts for the price. The hold well when setup properly and are WAYA cheaper than the name brand ones. Do they have the little groves in the rear bard mount? No. Do they need them? No. Do they have as many pitch degree markings on them? No do they need them? Again no. Once you have it set how you want there's no reason to change unless that is causing a balance issue for you. And if you are finding that sweet spot you will be paying attention to where you had it each time anyway.

Habe die verstellbare Stabihalterung für meinen Compoundbogen gekauft. Kann mich über die Qualität und den Preis absolut nicht beschweren. Hält seit Monaten einwandfrei und lässt sich gut einstellen.

Excellent stabilizer mount

I needed a sidebar attachment that was simplistic and clean to mount a sidebar on the rear of the riser of my Blackout NV-3. I bought this with some reservation because of the ridiculous and gaudy "Mr. Lin" script branding on it, but was confident I could carefully sand it off and repaint if necessary. When I received it, I was pleased to see none of that ridiculous branding was on it. It is easy to install, includes all necessary hardware and also an allen wrench (which didn't fit well, but at least worked), and allowed me to mount the 8" Perogen sidebar I'd bought. I'm very pleased with the purchase and don't regret a bit of it.

Does what the more expensive products of the same do at a lower fair price . Good quality, adjustability and appearance . Same performance as more expensive.

This was easy to install and seems very robust. Medium weight but not too heavy. Great value buy and would definitely recommend. No branding on it either, if you’re someone who wants a neutral looking option.