Abstract: The contents of stabilizers for archery bows in the past have been a non-removable material that is permanently sealed inside the stabilizer housing unit by the manufacturer. Most stabilizers are made from tubular aluminum or other lightweight materials. The inside contents of the tubular stabilizers vary, such as fluid, granular steel, granular rubber, lead or solid elastomer, none of which can be moved around, altered or removed or added to by the archer. A unique feature of this device is that the housing of the stabilizer can be easily opened and re-closed securely by the archer, enabling the archer to remove, replace, adjust, change, add to or subtract from the contents, in order to get the exact desired weight, balance and/or vibration and sound dampening effect. An additional unique feature of this design is that the contents can consist of weighted material inside removable soft elastomer modular units of various sizes and/or mass weights.