Silencers for a matrix 355 a good idea?

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New guy
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Silencers for a matrix 355 a good idea?

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So would adding silencers on a matrix 355 be a good idea?

I noticed they come with the matrix 380, but not on my 355

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I added Millers buggy bumpers to mine, thought it was worth it
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Welcome to the forum.... I don't think the string silencers are gonna help much far as the noise goes but as far as string stops they could save your limbs from a dry fire. Danny miller makes some nice ones about half the cost of the Excalibur redds. Be the first thing I would purchase for the matrix 355, and the next acc would be the A>D>F scope mount....But that is just me.... good luck you have one fine crossbow there...................
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Welcome to the forum and congrats on your new bow! :D I think the R.E.D.S. are a good idea but honestly, if $$$ is any issue at all I recommend buying an A.D.F. (anti dry fire) unit first and if you haven't already got one, a stringing aid. I hate telling you to spend a bunch more money right after dropping a bunch on a brand new bow but imo these items really are MUST HAVES. You may want to contact Danny Miller of Horizontal Archery. He's in Sardis, Ohio and is the Excalibur guru. He can guide you with all you'll need and his prices are tough to beat even with shipping. Good luck. :D
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The best silencers on the market today are EAR PLUGS.
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JUDGE wrote:The best silencers on the market today are EAR PLUGS.


:lol: :lol: :lol:

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JUDGE wrote:The best silencers on the market today are EAR PLUGS.
That's true but they will absorb some vibration :wink:
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