What you should have done was dropped the video on the bow first the build and everything then you could have just kind of went back over in this video anybody is talking about archery I enjoy and love and thank you for what you do just started my own channel not too long ago thank you guys
I'm glad to see those redbacks bars I really can notice how much smaller they are on your boat then went to on XR but dude I couldn't pass up the buy I just bought them on x 4 super cheap like 40 oz of weight the back bar mount 30 inch front bar in a 12-inch backboard for 300 bucks the one bar cost almost 300 andweknow the back bar mount is very expensive all of it like brand new
The single most deterant? for me on indoor is the lighting situation. Yes, done all the sight, lens, diameters, clarifiers etc changes etc etc to get the clarity of the paper like outside at 20. Several shops even admit their lighting sucks- really? Maybe I’m old and cranky but if u own a shop set up for league, try moving lights or whatever. Too bright isn’t the answers either. It’s the angle of lighting toward the paper without glare back to the shooter. Indoor pistol ranges are a good examples- lighting aimed downrange. And yes, I’m getting the cheese now to go with my whine!
One of the biggest mistakes I see is guys going way overboard with their target bow. They load up with the longest bars and run entirely too much weight because that’s what they see the top shooters do. Then they can’t actually handle the mass weight of the rig and they struggle with it. Shooting a lens also is something guys jump right into and that can also have a negative effect if you aren’t used to it or if the magnification is too much for you. It amplifies pin movement and for the average shooter that leads to problems.
I love my engage limb legs for my Mathews v3x 29. You can shoot wt them on. My Bowtech Revolt has a 7 inch brace height I shoot great scores wt that bow. The v3x 29 is fast I use that for 3D
I know you used to shoot the terrain (mostly for sh**s and giggles) but what do you think of that bow now after the experiment? I’ll probably use for specific indoor bow/back up bow. I shoot the Omnia but thought about the terrain for the price point, 32-33 ata (my favorite) and 3.9 lbs. Appreciate it in advance and the info on the channel!
Big fan of the bow for the price. My personal favorite $700 bow still to this day. Actually in the tree stand I remember preferring it against my hunting bow (at the time I think it was a revolt or something) just because of how light it was and I wasn't nearly as scared of dings/scratches. I shot my buck with that bow and it did the job very well
Awesome shirt 👊
Have you made the video about your reckoning?
What you should have done was dropped the video on the bow first the build and everything then you could have just kind of went back over in this video anybody is talking about archery I enjoy and love and thank you for what you do just started my own channel not too long ago thank you guys
Very well put, and 2nded on the sight light. 👍
I'm glad to see those redbacks bars I really can notice how much smaller they are on your boat then went to on XR but dude I couldn't pass up the buy I just bought them on x 4 super cheap like 40 oz of weight the back bar mount 30 inch front bar in a 12-inch backboard for 300 bucks the one bar cost almost 300 andweknow the back bar mount is very expensive all of it like brand new
The single most deterant? for me on indoor is the lighting situation. Yes, done all the sight, lens, diameters, clarifiers etc changes etc etc to get the clarity of the paper like outside at 20. Several shops even admit their lighting sucks- really? Maybe I’m old and cranky but if u own a shop set up for league, try moving lights or whatever. Too bright isn’t the answers either. It’s the angle of lighting toward the paper without glare back to the shooter. Indoor pistol ranges are a good examples- lighting aimed downrange. And yes, I’m getting the cheese now to go with my whine!
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One of the biggest mistakes I see is guys going way overboard with their target bow. They load up with the longest bars and run entirely too much weight because that’s what they see the top shooters do. Then they can’t actually handle the mass weight of the rig and they struggle with it. Shooting a lens also is something guys jump right into and that can also have a negative effect if you aren’t used to it or if the magnification is too much for you. It amplifies pin movement and for the average shooter that leads to problems.
I need to hear about Africa
I love my engage limb legs for my Mathews v3x 29. You can shoot wt them on. My Bowtech Revolt has a 7 inch brace height I shoot great scores wt that bow. The v3x 29 is fast I use that for 3D
The engage limb legs are amazing. Of all the things Mathews has done they are by far my favorite.
Agreed, hoping other companies will come out with something like those limb legs.
Hello 360p my old friend…
I know you used to shoot the terrain (mostly for sh**s and giggles) but what do you think of that bow now after the experiment?
I’ll probably use for specific indoor bow/back up bow.
I shoot the Omnia but thought about the terrain for the price point, 32-33 ata (my favorite) and 3.9 lbs.
Appreciate it in advance and the info on the channel!
Big fan of the bow for the price. My personal favorite $700 bow still to this day. Actually in the tree stand I remember preferring it against my hunting bow (at the time I think it was a revolt or something) just because of how light it was and I wasn't nearly as scared of dings/scratches. I shot my buck with that bow and it did the job very well