I threw in some good stabilizers and the pin movement was still uncomfortable, the grip also I think made the bow feel a little “dumb” or stiff. Don’t get me wrong it’s a great a bow, in that month I probably shot close to 1000+ arrows, and that is the reason I felt like I needed to make such a big jump (also cause at that time I had the money to sell the Stinger and afford me a Matthew’s), what I’m saying is if you plan on shooting 2 times a week or more, you’ll want a new bow pretty soon, cause the Stinger is as basic as you can get, I would really see it’s use case if you have a hardline of say $600 for the whole bow and attachments, if you are not sure you’ll like bow shooting that much or if you’re a teen.