Cool vlog and nice new bows from PSE. I was told that there is still quite a bit of vibration in them but stabilizers should be able to get rid of it. I still like the draw cycle in the Hoyt RX-7 I shoot way much smoother and does not have two humps in the draw cycle also. Other than that really nice bow from PSE!!!
Hello sir, I have almost no knowledge about compoundbows. I think i have a long drawlengt. I am 1.93 meter. I have been reading about different drawweights. That a bow is adjustable from 40 till 50. And then from 50 till 60 and so on. Why isn't there a bow that goes f.e. from 40 till 60 pounds ? I have a backproblem. And when starting with shooting i want to go light. I think that after you are practising every evening your strenght builds up. But if i buy a bow that goes from 40 till 50 pound there is a big chance that i need to buy another another one that goes from 50 till 60 pounds. That is a lot of money. Or is there another option for the bow that you were displaying to upgrade it to the next drawweight ? For those of you that are experienced this maybe seems like an odd question. But because of the backinjury something tells me that it is better to start light. Then with a bow that i can hardly draw. And after shooting 6 arrows there will also becomes a fatigue in play i think. Or can you advice another brand or type of compound bow that goes from 40 till 60 pounds ? I would like to buy a good pro bow that i can shoot for many years with and invest to just one time. A good setup will probably be something around 1500.00 Euro's. I am interested in your advice. Also if another person has some good advice to give me. Maybe it is possible to exchange the bolts in a local hardwareshop for a couple of longer ones so you can adjust the bow to a lighter drawweight ? And after a few weeks or months change them back to the original ones ?
Thank's for this vlog. it helped me with my decision. best regards from Austria
Cool vlog and nice new bows from PSE. I was told that there is still quite a bit of vibration in them but stabilizers should be able to get rid of it. I still like the draw cycle in the Hoyt RX-7 I shoot way much smoother and does not have two humps in the draw cycle also. Other than that really nice bow from PSE!!!
Will the qad integrated MX work with bow
Hello sir,
I have almost no knowledge about compoundbows. I think i have a long drawlengt. I am 1.93 meter.
I have been reading about different drawweights. That a bow is adjustable from 40 till 50. And then from 50 till 60 and so on.
Why isn't there a bow that goes f.e. from 40 till 60 pounds ? I have a backproblem. And when starting with shooting i want to go light. I think that after you are practising every evening your strenght builds up. But if i buy a bow that goes from 40 till 50 pound there is a big chance that i need to buy another another one that goes from 50 till 60 pounds. That is a lot of money.
Or is there another option for the bow that you were displaying to upgrade it to the next drawweight ? For those of you that are experienced this maybe seems like an odd question. But because of the backinjury something tells me that it is better to start light. Then with a bow that i can hardly draw. And after shooting 6 arrows there will also becomes a fatigue in play i think.
Or can you advice another brand or type of compound bow that goes from 40 till 60 pounds ? I would like to buy a good pro bow that i can shoot for many years with and invest to just one time. A good setup will probably be something around 1500.00 Euro's.
I am interested in your advice. Also if another person has some good advice to give me. Maybe it is possible to exchange the bolts in a local hardwareshop for a couple of longer ones so you can adjust the bow to a lighter drawweight ? And after a few weeks or months change them back to the original ones ?
Call a proshop to help you!!!!!
Sir 🙏🙏🙏I really like your chanal n I really want to order recurve bow sir... But how sir.... M from Bhutan
Looks pretty aggressive compared to the EVL The evolve
Nice!!!!
Pse trying to do what prime started
😂🤣 PSE was making bows long before prime was even invented.
@@brokenarrow6491 actually no
@@jasonnester9514 PSE-1970...PRIME-2010
@@joshbrown7783 I’m aware of that but Pse starting to follow prime
@@jasonnester9514 I will say that every bowshop owner I've met that is a dealer of prime, shoots a prime. That goes for there bow technicians as well.
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PJ do you have a instagram page? I know you go hunting as well I would like to check it out if you do. Thanks!