After watching several of your vids I’m for sure a fan. You do a great job!! I really liked the one about focusing on the target not the pins that was a good and yes it helped a lot!
Great video ..... 1 of the rare person to show how to shoot in the wind ... pros don't explain tht lol hidden secret ....good stuff ....Me living on the coast line i got to learn that the hard way ...... thx
I’ve really been enjoying your videos! One of these days I’m going to get a proper bow. Mine only gets up to about 60lbs and my arrows are 2219. I think I need a higher poundage and lighter arrow.
I'm not sure why the Fuse Carbon Blades fell out of popularity, but it seems like this is what they were made for. Living in Northern NM means more windy days than not.
I just let the wind float the bow and if you can time yourself with the bow movement it doesn’t seem to be too bad... just gotta have that discipline to hold back on the gusts
I’ve gotta say, if aiming off centre is the hard part of shooting in the wind, then the wind is not challenging enough. I shoot near a blustery coast and it’s impossible to stop the bow moving wildly. You have to trigger punch
You have a Halon X Comp as target archery bow but I'm sure you had contact with the RX 38 (which was released a year later); how would you compare both? How both them compare in terms of grip vs the engage grip? Do you think that after a year (2019) without new competition bows from Mathews they will deliver a new one in 2020? Do you think that Mathews could add the engage grip from their hunting line in future target bows?
The TRX 38 is an absolute tack driver. The 2019 model actually had the engage grip. I like it, but others don't. Mathews also offers a side plate option that nobody seems to know about, and it feels great in the hand.
@@InsideOutPrecision Thanx a lot, I really appreciate your inputs and advices related to equipment and training. You're doing an excellent job with your channel, which keeps delivering useful information.
You should try flying an RC helicopter in gutsy wind lol... And I mean a legit helicopter not a lame multi-rotor drone with auto pilot. Not that it has anything to do with this, I was just reminded of it by this.
After watching several of your vids I’m for sure a fan. You do a great job!! I really liked the one about focusing on the target not the pins that was a good and yes it helped a lot!
Thanks!!
Great video ..... 1 of the rare person to show how to shoot in the wind ... pros don't explain tht lol hidden secret ....good stuff ....Me living on the coast line i got to learn that the hard way ...... thx
Love the range. Looks like the same one I've seen in a few of Cameron Hanes videos
Yep, Same range. We shoot out there all the time.
@@InsideOutPrecision Was just gonna say, I thought that this looked familiar
I’ve really been enjoying your videos! One of these days I’m going to get a proper bow. Mine only gets up to about 60lbs and my arrows are 2219. I think I need a higher poundage and lighter arrow.
You need to get carbon arrows. Theyre actually cheaper than aluminium arrows in some cases
I'm not sure why the Fuse Carbon Blades fell out of popularity, but it seems like this is what they were made for. Living in Northern NM means more windy days than not.
I was just at the PA total archery challenge and I was having to learn to read wind on the fly at the practice range haha.
I just let the wind float the bow and if you can time yourself with the bow movement it doesn’t seem to be too bad... just gotta have that discipline to hold back on the gusts
I’ve gotta say, if aiming off centre is the hard part of shooting in the wind, then the wind is not challenging enough. I shoot near a blustery coast and it’s impossible to stop the bow moving wildly. You have to trigger punch
My arrows fishtail in the wind, but shoots lasers when there’s no wind. Is this normal?
You have a Halon X Comp as target archery bow but I'm sure you had contact with the RX 38 (which was released a year later); how would you compare both? How both them compare in terms of grip vs the engage grip? Do you think that after a year (2019) without new competition bows from Mathews they will deliver a new one in 2020? Do you think that Mathews could add the engage grip from their hunting line in future target bows?
The TRX 38 is an absolute tack driver. The 2019 model actually had the engage grip. I like it, but others don't. Mathews also offers a side plate option that nobody seems to know about, and it feels great in the hand.
And yeah I think you'll see a new target bow in 2020!
@@InsideOutPrecision Thanx a lot, I really appreciate your inputs and advices related to equipment and training. You're doing an excellent job with your channel, which keeps delivering useful information.
You should try flying an RC helicopter in gutsy wind lol... And I mean a legit helicopter not a lame multi-rotor drone with auto pilot.
Not that it has anything to do with this, I was just reminded of it by this.