PSE OMEN 2023 | Set Up and Tune
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2023
- This is the set up video for my new 2023 PSE Omen bow that I ordered through Archery Country in Rogers, MN. I'd traded in my Mathews V3 31 (along with donating the remainder of my other compounds) so that this is now the only compound I own. The rest of my bows are now traditional. After checking timing, I set the key parameters for me of a 29.5" draw length, 85% let-off and installed accessories. I learned that this PSE liked the arrow high relative to the berger hole. I ended up getting great results with the bottom of the shaft running around the top 1/3 of the berger hole, with the rest right at 13/16" out from the riser. I did need to swap one set of spacers on the EZ.220 tuning system. Once I had the bow tuned, I leveled my sight in preparation for sighting in and will install the PSE upgrade kit from Titanium Archery Products once it arrives.
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Big fans here from S Louisiana! That 90% let off wrecks your shoulders if you have to let it down and you lucky if the arrow stays in place.
Awesome video again bro 😎
The amount of stuff that goes into bow builds is crazy
Pinching the d-loop feet before tighten the D-loop is key. It helps hold it solid with no gaps on either foot of the D-loop
Thank you for taking us through your setup process. Good luck this fall.
Excellent job sir.
Sweet setup!
what a great bow tuning video! as always very detailed!
Thanks!
The cliffhanger ending was good... waiting on a full review . Ha
Awesome video
Great video!
Nice video Garrett 👍
Great video
So I've been watching you for awhile, I'm currently shooting pse evolve 35 ,victory hammer arrow 200gr. Maasai single bevel,these choices I made after watching your videos, know you've bought the omen the very bow I was going to buy next. Craziness or like minded
When adjusting your 1st Axis on the black golds there is a small adjusting Allen bolt that will give you more play when you run out instead of having to take apart the entire sight🤘
Thanks for the tip! 👍
I hope that bow is awesome for you! I really like the camo color.
Thanks! Yea I really like the way that pattern turned out as well.
Excellent video👍
I bet u set the letoff to 80%. I shot the Evolve a few years back but i think it has a different grip than that Omen. I struggled with that Evolve & I've had no problem with my Prime's. It's all about the grip. I actually found a riser for my new recurve limbs. I sure do enjoy going light & the Blackeagle arrows I made r probably similar to your wife's setup since the Valkyrie & total arrow weight of our arrows r similar. Hopefully I'll be able to post a video this year with the setup on public land. Take care & there's an abundance of acorns this year in central MN next to all the swamps.🎉
Nice to hear all yr other bows are trad! I'll admit I can't seem to want to let go of my prime logic ct3 compound. It's like my security blanket if needed when I absolutely need a,freezer filler lol. My next bow is a black widow. Good luck with the pse
Welcome back! Thanks for the video. I was wondering if you might consider a few videos going forward, such as how you maneuver with a trad bow in a saddle and tips and tricks that you use to keep from getting busted. Also, maybe the way you choose to shoot your trad bow, whether instinctively or using an aiming method and why. And how that changes when you are shooting from a saddle in the tree. And last, maybe a tutorial on the process you would recommend to those like me that are just at the beginning phases of getting into traditional Bowhunting and the steps you discovered that were most useful in getting started. Great video and thanks sir!
Thanks, those are good video ideas I should put something together on.
@@DIYSportsman Look forward to it! You do a great job explaining concepts and I appreciate your presentations as they are always well thought out.
Just purchased this bow. It seems a good lateral from APA’s DG
They redo the center serving right off the hop because it always comes apart or spreads after 200 to 300 shots.
The wax works its way to the surface
Yes I've definitely noticed that on some older bows where it'd separate under the loop. So far this setup has been fine. Might redo after the season though especially if I change to a different lighted nock
Purple locktite I found to be better, not as strong and doesn't need heat to loosen.
yeah I found that on my Black Gold Mountain Lite too. Couldnt get enough movement out of it to get the 1st axis correct. I'll have a look to see if I have mounting bolts for the bracket underneath like on yours. My older Elite has issues with nock low tears too. Same deal where the arrow angle gets too extreme angled down through the berger holes. What I found was that my bottom limb was too strong. By backing the bottom limb bolt out by 1/2 turn, my nock low tear cleaned up and at static/rest, was able to have the arrow much closer to square with the string/berger holes.
Yea, that's a good thought about adjusting the limb. I didn't think of that at the time.
The Hoyt go stix also work on the elite omnia.
Hey Garrett, what made you decide on the PSE OMEN? In addition, what made you choose the E2 vs EC2 cams? I am looking at this bow HEAVILY. and I might pull the trigger, but I am looking to hear some more overall experiences from shooters. THANK YOU!
I wanted something that had the ability to have 80lb limbs which weeded out a few options, and something that was high energy but not at too much expense for forgiveness. It seemed like the primary difference with the omen compared to other bows in their lineup with the e2 cam was just the little bit of brace height difference. Everyone I'd talked to who had one said it didn't shoot like a stereotypical speed bow in either draw cycle or grouping. I wasn't able to shoot one but did shoot a levitate and mach34 with the e2 and ec2 cams. I figured the e2 would be easy enough to get used to and it has been. I also really like the hoyt vtm31 and rx7, and the levitate. They hoyts had more of a front-heavy draw cycle while the pse's were steady and held onto the weight a little longer before dropping into the valley. I liked how both stayed pointed straight post-shot reaction even without stabs. The bowtech and mathews kicked sideways, which isn't really an issue as long as it's consistant, and a front rod calms that down. Maybe I'll get a carbon in the future but the extra $600 or so made me hold off. I'm still pretty happy with the decision
@@DIYSportsman thank you for the information
Did you find you like the lower stab mount better? Did you do any testing with other combos?
Still doing some more testing this spring. The weight mounted lower balances nicer. One thing I did notice with this bow vs the mathews v3 31 I used before it was that having a lot of weight on the side rod didn't shoot as well. On the omen it made my pin float feel "loose". I took the side rod off entirely and actually saw improvement. In theory, having weight in the lower mounting position could cause riser flex to rebound slower on the lower half, contributing to nock travel differences compared to the same weight, in the higher hole, with a downward angle. But that might be so negligible it's not worth noting. In either case I've found that in some instances with trees with a lot of branches, its nice to have a QD mount so I can pull the bow up through the branches easier and quickly pop the stabilizer back on in the tree.
Hello mate,how did you get the COR mount with the epsilon set up so the launcher blade doesn't hit the riser and shelf?
I had to cut the hell out of mine (the launcher blade) to even somewhat fit,I hated it and went back to the universal mount.
Really the main thing was just setting it really high relative to the berger hole. When I had it lower initially, it was contacting and I looked into finding a different screw for the lower level limiter, but it would have had to be ground down, and then there would be less travel and greater likelihood of contact so it wasn't ideal either.
The other solution would be approx 4 to 6mm spacer between the cor plate and riser to offset the rest back far enough that the blade has clearance.
I like it in theory,but I really dislike having to add extra stuff to make something work as it should
With the uni mount,it sits pretty well exactly where it needs to and can set it for height without worry
Garrett are you having good luck with the rip vxs? Im torn between shooting them or stick with the tkos.. i wanted something a little ligher gpi for spot and stalk hunting.. what weight are you shooting?
Yes. Last year I shot the 300 spine with my mathews and now I've switched to the 250. I use the long 50gr HIT inserts from ethics and then the iron will impact collars, and I can shoot broadheads through angled oak planks for testing without damage. If you smash a target frame or similar they'll still break when you try to pull them out but I think this setup is totally sufficient for hunting. Where I will likely end up is around 425-430gr and 315-320fps based on what I've tried so far with this bow with it set at ~75# for deer. That said, the TKOs are awesome as well. I'd switched purely for the same reason you're looking to.
@DIYSportsman Thanks for the reply.. my bow is set at 29.25 pulling 75 but I'm around 305 fps at 430.. I'm shooting the elite omnia. I've slowly dropped the weight of my arrows over the last 4 years.. accuracy for me is a lot more important than seeing how far past the animal I can get the arrow to go.. sometimes shots happen fast ground hunting .
@texasgator2443 I've been in a similar trend. Plus there's something to be said about being able to fit an arrow through a small window or above/below a horizontal branch and not worry about hitting it as much. Watching my wife get passthroughs with a ~400gr arrow at 40# 25in draw with perfect arrow flight and a razor sharp broadhead has been eye opening.
I've been strongly considering this bow. What are thoughts on performance over a VXR 75lb draw at 31"? Shooting between 575 grn and 600 grn to stay in the 14.5 to 16 percent FOC right now at 268 fps. Looking for a flatter trajectory than what I currently am getting.
It should definitely give you more performance if that's what you're looking for. Compared to my prior v3 31 at 75#, the omen either allowed me to shoot a 25 grain heavier arrow at the same speed or shoot the same weight arrow around 9fps or so faster. Or shoot the same specs at a lower peak draw. Plus it had the option to go to 80# and totally blow it away. Although they added that higher weight option now too on the new Lift bows. I shot my Omen this year around 72-73# for whitetails.
Thanks for the information. I definitely think it would still outperform the lift since they measure at max draw and poundage and PSE measure at 70 lb, 30".
What’s old is new again I still hunt with omen pro I built it myself
Is the EZ.220 Snap Spacer System Kit & Tool included in the original package?
No, it's an additional add-on. But if you do it in a pro shop where you bought the bow they'd also almost certainly swap them for free.
How long are your stabilizers?
6.5 for the front and 10.5 for the rear.
@@DIYSportsman good deal man, I’m waiting on my Omen to come in, and I want to be able to prop it up like you did with the Go Sticks!
What did you do with your other bow?
I traded in my Mathews when I bought this one and I had a couple of older New Breeds that I donated. I bought a couple more traditional bows as well.
@@DIYSportsman Nice, I have been following you for a while and know you like to try different bows. I hope that works for incoming hunting season!
What peep is that.
It is made by Total Peep