To much vibration

[bsigal]

I'm in the process of setting up a new bow (53# @28).  I am experiencing a lot of vibration when shooting.  String silencers have been installed with little benefit.  Brace height is now just shy of 1/2 inch above recommended range.  Is there anything else I can do, short of installing mini limb savers on the limbs.  Any suggestions would be appreciated.  

[vermonster13]

Heavier arrow may help. What type of bow is it?

[bsigal]

The bow is a Rose Oak, Puma Hunter and I'm shooting a 450gr arrow.

[Pete W]

Try more arrow weight , or a diferent string material.

Pete

[longbowben]

Way to light of an arrow add 100 gr

[**DONOTDELETE**]

What are you using for string silencers? How do you have them spaced? Try moving them up and down the string a bit.

I'm sure you are using the stock string, what is it?

Try a wood arrow at about 550 grains.

Maybe call Rose Oak and get their advice.

[bsigal]

The string it came with was way to short, giving me a brace height of just under 9 inches.  I made a new B50 string of the proper length bracing at 7 7/8 inches.  Presently I'm waiting for a reply from Rose Oak.

I've tried moving the silencers up and down with no change in vibration.  Even a second set didn't help.

[vermonster13]

Did you try a lower brace?

[Kingstaken]

I don't beleive the arrow weight should give the effect you are getting.
Per their website "The recommended brace height for the Puma Hunter is 7" to 7 3/4"".
The 7 7/8 is pushing over it.
Try lowering brace.

[bsigal]

I actually started at 7 1/2.  At that height I was tearing up my bow hand with the feather quill.  7 7/8 is where I no longer hit my hand,
so that is where I left it.

[Tim Fishell]

I would call Brandon and see what he has to say.  I am sure he can help you out.

[Kingstaken]

Try lowering the brace height and raise the nocking point as this is what you essentially done anyway.
Also add a drop of glue to the fletch bottom.