The bow-mounted accessories detailed above are pretty much must-haves. But there are a handful of other accessories you may want to add, including a stabilizer, a sling, and a kisser button. Stabilizers mount to the threaded hole on the front of the riser beneath the shelf. Their purpose is to absorb noise and vibration and to help you perfectly balance your bow. Small hunting stabilizers, like the 6-inch Apex Gear End-Game, does the former and helps some with the latter. But if you really want to balance your bow, you want a longer front stabilizer matched with a back bar, like the Bee Stinger Sport Hunter Xtreme Kit. A kisser button, which attaches to the string between your peep sight and D-loop simply gives you another anchor point. Resting it against the corner of your mouth on every shot can improve consistency. A wrist sling attaches at the stabilizer port and wraps around your wrist. Ideally, you don't want to grip a bow's handle like a hammer, but rather shoot with a fairly open bow hand. The sling prevents you from dropping the bow after the shot. It isn't necessary, but it helps some shooters maintain an open grip through the shot, without grabbing at the handle too early to catch the bow.