Man I've been following you for about a week, and I have to say even listening to your bow setup has really made me understand equipment better. Stuff like you mentioning the original owner of trophy taker sold and the new owners outsourced production is stuff I'd never be able to find on my own, I was looking at them before to replace my basic bow rest but now will be looking at hamskea stuff. Glad to hear it from you because from the huge bow youtubers, well, they get paid to have their equipment preferences.
Thank you so much for your sharing of your knowledge and experience . You have saved me years of struggle and research. You teach well and I am grateful.
I love the nail polish on sight....I do same thing. although I leave pin at 20, start white nailpolish at 30 and go down to level, then use oil sharpie dots in different colors for 40 and 50 "pins"....working on exact distance for bubble but around 60ish yards. Never have to adjust the pin in field unless situation is perfect, animal not moving and calm with tons of time to range and adjust (which feels like 0% of time with whitetails LoL). Also makes it nice if I want to shoot 3D over 100 yards. Subscribed
Was looking at some of the B3 releases at my local archery shop. Yea the bow tech was telling me a little about it and said it was the former Scot company. Looks like some nice releases
I run the bee stinger microhex counterslide. I love if for offsetting the weight of the quiver and you can really fine tune front to back weight with it
Nice video. Didn't know about the lifetime warranty on tightspot so I need to follow up with mine. Thanks. Also didn't know the previous owners of Scott started up again. I've been using Scott Silverhorns for years and will definitely check out their new company.
Shooting the QAD Exodus 125 as well, but curious if you have any good broadhead videos. Been curious about some of the grim reapers and single blades i’ve seen lately
Totally agree on the Trophy taker rest! I bought 1 and in 3 days the spring broke and I sent it back. Yes they fixed it but I’m gun shy now and it’s just sitting on my archery bench.
Thanks for the awesome review! I really enjoy the videos! Very informative! I tried out the Traverse and have one on order! It has all the features a guy could ask for. Smooth, quiet, stable and dead in the hand! Awesome bow for sure!
Straight [as an arrow] & to the [field] point! That is why I like (👍🏻) your videos. Nice choice of bow - [*clears throat] only the best. I'm so excited! My Traverse (target blue anodized with white limbs) just arrived yesterday. She'll be my go-to 3D bow. I picked a trx7 for indoor, Vegas etc. Looking fwd to seeing the new Mathews line for 2020... MAGA
Yeah I have a TRX 36 on the way. Mathews is coming out with a bow called VXR. Gonna be offered in a 31.5 and 28 version. Basically a slightly longer and shorter version of the Vertix with a caged sight window to lighten it up a little bit.
@@InsideOutPrecision I have shot the TRX 36. Felt faster than standard target bows. Very nice! Yeah that TRX 7 is a beast! She's the one I installed the Hamskea Target Pro rest on. My plan is bright orange strings/cables - a Harley-Davidson version! 😎
I just switched over to the axis 5mm pro. I love them. I just went back to a feathers for fletching. I like a 3 inch real 3 or 4 fletch doesn't matter I've never tried the stealth aae vanes I got some of the boxes end? Max or some shit like that.. but I never had the parabolic aae and they keep popping up everywhere I look so I might try them. I have heat vanes and they worked good to I just dont like how stiff they seem to be
I also went back to feathers. A 3" helical feather steers just as well as a 2" blazer.It doesn't make any more noise than the blazer and 3 feathers are about 12 grains lighter than 3 blazers.
@@daverushia6569 Do you guys hunt at all or just target shoot. I love feathers but I tried hunting in the rain with them back in the early '80s. I shot at a doe about 25 yds away and my arrow buried in the ground 5' in front of her. Wet feathers don't fly.
@@russelllangworthy8855 that's weird, I know feathers obviously are not going to work as well when the are wet but its usually not as bad as you described. Like I said , I have shot them wet and the worked pretty decent.That being said, my particular arrow build at the time could put a bare shaft and a fletched within 2" of each other at 25 yards. The perfect tune and high FOC sent them down range like small spears.
Got my VXR set up today, and have an arrow picked out to shot, weighted it, was 325gr. 70 DW 28 DL And cong, at 331fps. The guy working on my bow said wow that fast and I needed to go, to a heavy arrow. What's u thought on that,
I wished you were in Arkansas! I'd definitely get your help in my bow setup. Around here if you walk into a pro shop and you're not willing to drop a thousand bucks they don't want to waste their time with you.
How did those max 23's end up working out for you? I'm thinking of running 4 heat vanes with a strong helical but worried they won't provide enough drag to stabilize my fixed blades.
Great content, I have referred back to this video several times. Question, what is the weight of the Spider 8" stabilizer (rod only, minus the end weights)?
I just bought a new bow that can go any where from 75% to 90% let off. I definitely will be most concerned with hunting, but I do shoot league too. Do you think 90% will hurt accuracy?
I have an issue.. I bought a brand new Hoyt Torrex.. I cranked the limbs all the way down to check manufacturers specs but doesn't match.. ata- 30 1/2..Brace height 7 3/16 to string center... Should i be concerned? Supposed to be ata- 30 3/4 and brace height of 7... I know it will affect pull weight... And this is after 300 shots..
I did not know that about trophy taker... i have the old one like you on one of my bows and i love it. finally upgraded my bow this year and was gonna get another one. not anymore.. that sucks.
Hey bro I have a 2019 Hoyt nitrux my question is do you know if the cam is the same cam that the Rx4 turbo has or is the module different on the turbo if you don't know don't worry about it an Merry Christmas to you and your family 🤙🇺🇸
@@InsideOutPrecision so the mod on cam is different or the cam is a different shape I never shot a Matthew's bow before if you were drawing a 70lb rx4 alpha compared to a 70lb vxr 28 or 31.5 which bow is it more work to draw sorry for bugging you I see different vids online an I feel like your info is more genuine or experienced an I appreciate u take time to answer my questions you should start charging for responses did you see the ultraview has the hinge in a large now? Anyway thanks again.🤙🤙🤙
Yeah, it helps lower the center of gravity without having to add more lower c.g. weight. Why add more weight when an adjustment on the quiver may be all you need. Also, the quiver with the tips down low and fletchings and nocks up top helps to keep your tail-feathers out of the dirt and brush. Many folks who have flipped their quivers like the end results, better weight and balance without unnecessarily adding weight to the bow.
@Boxing 101 You know, I've disagreed with some of your opinions in the past, but this time, I totally agree with you. That guy, StraightNarrow is a tool with a capital D.
I shot Scott for a long time i got the old releases from scott wont buy the news one's they dont fill the same as the old ones.but how good is that hook release for a person that shoots alot.do you ever fill your arrows go left cuz the hook catching on the loop.
No the loop can't catch. If you look at any tournament archers release, they are all hooks. It's actually a cleaner release than calipers. If you're missing left it's not from the hook!
Hate it. If there's any wind at all it acts like a sail on the front of your bow. A long stabilizer in general catches a lot of wind, then add a fan of 6 arrows below it and you can't hold the pin still to save your life
Inside Out Precision Haha! Makes sense, appreciate the feedback. I really appreciate all the effort that is put into all the videos you put out! Your videos really help a lot.
Inside Out Precision lol clever, you’re almost an archery genie! An archerinie? Now when you say “ask and you shall receive.” It’s going to echo lol thanks for the link!
Thanks, I dropped from 505grains to 482 grains, 30.6/8 draw, 68 lb vertix at 281 fbs,so I'm about where I should be . I have some of those old shoulders you talk about.
Question - I am shooting Mathews pulling 65 to 70lbs with 29in draw...what spine do you recommend 300 or 340 or 400? I am currently running 340 with 100 grain broadhead while pulling at 70lbs. Someone told me to move to 400 now I'm confused. Help?!?
Blululu; is that a technical term for poor arrow flight?🤣. Thanks for the honest review of some products who have decided to sellout and start skimping on quality. MAGA
Yeah it's a shame. Broadheads seem to be the worst. A guy has a great idea and makes an awesome head, but then a big company buys him out and sends the production to China!
Inside Out Precision and why is that? As someone whom has tried to produce things for commercial markets the margins are so tight on most stuff no guy can afford to do it himself and make a dime. Other problem is the Wal Mart, harbor freight, etc. mentality, if people gave two shits about quality etc Wal Mart would be gone, as would knock offs and the whole garbage market. But most just wanna look the part and so the black markets and cheap crap flourishes and the other stuff is priced out of many’s reach, until rather than lose it all they sell, and the big corporations care little about anything but sales and so most go the cheapest production route possible. This is not every company nor private manufactures but many fall into these pitfalls. Takes plenty of time effort and money to make something and then roll it out to the public at a consistent quality and at a price point in which both the consumer and producer can feel good and move forward. One other point, producers produce what the maker wants at a certain price point. China gets categorized as a producer of junk, that’s because the want for money proceeds most companies care for quality, they realized if the stuff didn’t last we would stupidly just go back and buy more and we do, and so they just keep rolling out more to fit the need. I mean the new Hoyt bow is going for about $1800.00 bare bow, what would that price be if it were made supposedly made here? Whom would Hoyt sell to at that price? Most stuff supposedly made here is merely put together here with parts made elsewhere. Being great comes from hard work, ethics, humbleness, perseverance, not fearing the truth, and doing what is correct. It does not nor will it ever come from puffing up your chest, treating others like crap, being a loud mouth braggart, not lending a helping hand where needed nor following lies to make yourself look or feel good, that’s the fucking opposite, and always will be no matter what a liar attempts to sell it as. I hope everyone has a great season and stays safe.
Man I've been following you for about a week, and I have to say even listening to your bow setup has really made me understand equipment better.
Stuff like you mentioning the original owner of trophy taker sold and the new owners outsourced production is stuff I'd never be able to find on my own, I was looking at them before to replace my basic bow rest but now will be looking at hamskea stuff.
Glad to hear it from you because from the huge bow youtubers, well, they get paid to have their equipment preferences.
That offset stabilizer mount is a great idea. They're only like $20 too. Thanks!
Buckskin color on the Traverse looks fantastic!
It would looks good. But that's not buckskin....
Thank you so much for your sharing of your knowledge and experience . You have saved me years of struggle and research. You teach well and I am grateful.
I love the nail polish on sight....I do same thing. although I leave pin at 20, start white nailpolish at 30 and go down to level, then use oil sharpie dots in different colors for 40 and 50 "pins"....working on exact distance for bubble but around 60ish yards. Never have to adjust the pin in field unless situation is perfect, animal not moving and calm with tons of time to range and adjust (which feels like 0% of time with whitetails LoL). Also makes it nice if I want to shoot 3D over 100 yards. Subscribed
Wicked sticks front and Side stabilizers are my favorite
Man I thought you were short but 30 inch draw is big man territory
Was looking at some of the B3 releases at my local archery shop. Yea the bow tech was telling me a little about it and said it was the former Scot company. Looks like some nice releases
Im really liking those graphics on that riser
I run the bee stinger microhex counterslide. I love if for offsetting the weight of the quiver and you can really fine tune front to back weight with it
Thanks for sharing. That Traverse is a sweet bow. I just wish Matthews would do an 80% letoff mod for it.
Nice video. Didn't know about the lifetime warranty on tightspot so I need to follow up with mine. Thanks. Also didn't know the previous owners of Scott started up again. I've been using Scott Silverhorns for years and will definitely check out their new company.
Great video! As a newbie in the compound bow sport I learned alot from this video. Thanks for putting this out.
You got it Kid D! Happy to hear they're helping
Nice set up! I definitely agree with you on the lighted nocks they just don't make any with a quality nock, so I chose not to use them either.
@@davidblagg2576 I have not, i would love to use lighted nocks just not happy with the quality. I have used nock turnals and lumenocks.
Shooting the QAD Exodus 125 as well, but curious if you have any good broadhead videos. Been curious about some of the grim reapers and single blades i’ve seen lately
Totally agree on the Trophy taker rest! I bought 1 and in 3 days the spring broke and I sent it back. Yes they fixed it but I’m gun shy now and it’s just sitting on my archery bench.
Get a hamskea trinity. You will not regret
@@justjabki2079 I did! Hamskea Trinity rest on all my bows now
Thanks for the awesome review! I really enjoy the videos! Very informative! I tried out the Traverse and have one on order! It has all the features a guy could ask for. Smooth, quiet, stable and dead in the hand! Awesome bow for sure!
Straight [as an arrow] & to the [field] point! That is why I like (👍🏻) your videos. Nice choice of bow - [*clears throat] only the best. I'm so excited! My Traverse (target blue anodized with white limbs) just arrived yesterday. She'll be my go-to 3D bow. I picked a trx7 for indoor, Vegas etc. Looking fwd to seeing the new Mathews line for 2020... MAGA
Yeah I have a TRX 36 on the way. Mathews is coming out with a bow called VXR. Gonna be offered in a 31.5 and 28 version. Basically a slightly longer and shorter version of the Vertix with a caged sight window to lighten it up a little bit.
@@InsideOutPrecision I have shot the TRX 36. Felt faster than standard target bows. Very nice! Yeah that TRX 7 is a beast! She's the one I installed the Hamskea Target Pro rest on. My plan is bright orange strings/cables - a Harley-Davidson version! 😎
@@theHammr88 nice! Yeah the 7 and 8 are a lot of bow, but they pound.
I have a Hogg father and I love it but I notice the weight makes me not as steady. Also have a hunter and a very good sight. Anyway love your videos👍🏻
I just switched over to the axis 5mm pro. I love them. I just went back to a feathers for fletching. I like a 3 inch real 3 or 4 fletch doesn't matter I've never tried the stealth aae vanes I got some of the boxes end? Max or some shit like that.. but I never had the parabolic aae and they keep popping up everywhere I look so I might try them. I have heat vanes and they worked good to I just dont like how stiff they seem to be
I also went back to feathers.
A 3" helical feather steers just as well as a 2" blazer.It doesn't make any more noise than the blazer and 3 feathers are about 12 grains lighter than 3 blazers.
@@daverushia6569 Do you guys hunt at all or just target shoot. I love feathers but I tried hunting in the rain with them back in the early '80s. I shot at a doe about 25 yds away and my arrow buried in the ground 5' in front of her. Wet feathers don't fly.
@@russelllangworthy8855 that's weird, I know feathers obviously are not going to work as well when the are wet but its usually not as bad as you described.
Like I said , I have shot them wet and the worked pretty decent.That being said, my particular arrow build at the time could put a bare shaft and a fletched within 2" of each other at 25 yards.
The perfect tune and high FOC sent them down range like small spears.
Awesome dude, do live form-checks sometime!
Got my VXR set up today, and have an arrow picked out to shot, weighted it, was 325gr.
70 DW
28 DL
And cong, at 331fps. The guy working on my bow said wow that fast and I needed to go, to a heavy arrow. What's u thought on that,
If you had to :'what arrowxpoint would you use & what placement of shot , to terminate the enemy ?.cheers🇨🇦
I wished you were in Arkansas! I'd definitely get your help in my bow setup. Around here if you walk into a pro shop and you're not willing to drop a thousand bucks they don't want to waste their time with you.
How did those max 23's end up working out for you? I'm thinking of running 4 heat vanes with a strong helical but worried they won't provide enough drag to stabilize my fixed blades.
If you run a 4 fletch there will be plenty of drag
@@InsideOutPrecision thanks! I'll give them a go then.
Great content, I have referred back to this video several times. Question, what is the weight of the Spider 8" stabilizer (rod only, minus the end weights)?
Awesome! Thanks for the great info.
Glad you like the Hawk! I've been shooting it since this past spring and I'm really surprised how well the release performs!
Trophy takers are good rests but like the hamskeas better
I just bought a new bow that can go any where from 75% to 90% let off. I definitely will be most concerned with hunting, but I do shoot league too. Do you think 90% will hurt accuracy?
I have an issue.. I bought a brand new Hoyt Torrex.. I cranked the limbs all the way down to check manufacturers specs but doesn't match.. ata- 30 1/2..Brace height 7 3/16 to string center... Should i be concerned? Supposed to be ata- 30 3/4 and brace height of 7... I know it will affect pull weight... And this is after 300 shots..
Won't hurt anything. Those specs are just an average. You're all good to shoot
@@InsideOutPrecision ok thank you...
thanks mate..great vid....blessings
I did not know that about trophy taker... i have the old one like you on one of my bows and i love it. finally upgraded my bow this year and was gonna get another one. not anymore.. that sucks.
Awesome setup
What fixed blades do you use to hunt ??? Didn’t hear that in the vid ? Thanks
Good show Thanks
great video ~ ! love the advice.
Hey bro I have a 2019 Hoyt nitrux my question is do you know if the cam is the same cam that the Rx4 turbo has or is the module different on the turbo if you don't know don't worry about it an Merry Christmas to you and your family 🤙🇺🇸
Two completely different cams
@@InsideOutPrecision so the mod on cam is different or the cam is a different shape I never shot a Matthew's bow before if you were drawing a 70lb rx4 alpha compared to a 70lb vxr 28 or 31.5 which bow is it more work to draw sorry for bugging you I see different vids online an I feel like your info is more genuine or experienced an I appreciate u take time to answer my questions you should start charging for responses did you see the ultraview has the hinge in a large now? Anyway thanks again.🤙🤙🤙
If you would turn that quiver upside down, your stabilization issues would be over.
Yeah. Add some rainbow 🌈 vanes too & join the next pride parade. smh upside-down quiver my a**!
Yeah, it helps lower the center of gravity without having to add more lower c.g. weight. Why add more weight when an adjustment on the quiver may be all you need. Also, the quiver with the tips down low and fletchings and nocks up top helps to keep your tail-feathers out of the dirt and brush.
Many folks who have flipped their quivers like the end results, better weight and balance without unnecessarily adding weight to the bow.
@Boxing 101 the queer-valizer? Yeah, nah.
@Boxing 101 Just joking! Geez
@Boxing 101 You know, I've disagreed with some of your opinions in the past, but this time, I totally agree with you. That guy, StraightNarrow is a tool with a capital D.
What fixed blade do you run?
Great video where is the store located ?
Thanks! We're in Springfield OR
I shot Scott for a long time i got the old releases from scott wont buy the news one's they dont fill the same as the old ones.but how good is that hook release for a person that shoots alot.do you ever fill your arrows go left cuz the hook catching on the loop.
No the loop can't catch. If you look at any tournament archers release, they are all hooks. It's actually a cleaner release than calipers. If you're missing left it's not from the hook!
@@InsideOutPrecision thank you.
what broadhead?
Have you ever found a carbon bow you liked enough for you to by it????
Nope. If I was going to buy one though it would either be Hoyt RX3 or the new PSE Mach 1
The PSE is smoother and quieter than the Hoyts
I haven't tried PSE!!! I do have RX3!!!!
I have boat anchors that do not weigh that much.....
Didn’t catch what broadhead you’re currently running?
QAD Exodus
What nock do you run? Standard one that comes with the arrows?
Yeah just the easton X noxk
What is your opinion of the Quivalizer?
Hate it. If there's any wind at all it acts like a sail on the front of your bow. A long stabilizer in general catches a lot of wind, then add a fan of 6 arrows below it and you can't hold the pin still to save your life
Inside Out Precision Haha! Makes sense, appreciate the feedback. I really appreciate all the effort that is put into all the videos you put out! Your videos really help a lot.
Ok now you’re target setup! ( while I go twist my cables..) lol
Ask and you shall receive!
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Inside Out Precision lol clever, you’re almost an archery genie! An archerinie? Now when you say “ask and you shall receive.” It’s going to echo lol thanks for the link!
Go 3pin fast Eddie. That’s what I have on 2 of my bows.
Is the Mathews arrow web quiver good or do you recommend another one
I'm using the matthews 6 arrow removable. It's great quality and ease to remove but a bit heavy.
Mate whats the colour finish on your set-up i really like it, is it a mossey oak ?
Looks like it might be Under Armour Barren.
What model of quiver is that Tight Spot?
5 arrow
What broadhead are you going with?
I shoot the QAD Exodus 125
What broadheads are you using ?
QAD Exodus 125s
Speed of your arrows
Chrono says 284
Thanks, I dropped from 505grains to 482 grains, 30.6/8 draw, 68 lb vertix at 281 fbs,so I'm about where I should be . I have some of those old shoulders you talk about.
Great video, Tk u.
Kellens the man that’s why he shoots a Mathews
Question - I am shooting Mathews pulling 65 to 70lbs with 29in draw...what spine do you recommend 300 or 340 or 400? I am currently running 340 with 100 grain broadhead while pulling at 70lbs. Someone told me to move to 400 now I'm confused. Help?!?
No 400s would be way too light. I think 340s are right where you need to be!
@@InsideOutPrecision thanks for the response and feedback. I am a fan btw. Keep up the good work!
Blululu; is that a technical term for poor arrow flight?🤣. Thanks for the honest review of some products who have decided to sellout and start skimping on quality. MAGA
Yeah it's a shame. Broadheads seem to be the worst. A guy has a great idea and makes an awesome head, but then a big company buys him out and sends the production to China!
Inside Out Precision and why is that? As someone whom has tried to produce things for commercial markets the margins are so tight on most stuff no guy can afford to do it himself and make a dime. Other problem is the Wal Mart, harbor freight, etc. mentality, if people gave two shits about quality etc Wal Mart would be gone, as would knock offs and the whole garbage market. But most just wanna look the part and so the black markets and cheap crap flourishes and the other stuff is priced out of many’s reach, until rather than lose it all they sell, and the big corporations care little about anything but sales and so most go the cheapest production route possible. This is not every company nor private manufactures but many fall into these pitfalls. Takes plenty of time effort and money to make something and then roll it out to the public at a consistent quality and at a price point in which both the consumer and producer can feel good and move forward. One other point, producers produce what the maker wants at a certain price point. China gets categorized as a producer of junk, that’s because the want for money proceeds most companies care for quality, they realized if the stuff didn’t last we would stupidly just go back and buy more and we do, and so they just keep rolling out more to fit the need. I mean the new Hoyt bow is going for about $1800.00 bare bow, what would that price be if it were made supposedly made here? Whom would Hoyt sell to at that price? Most stuff supposedly made here is merely put together here with parts made elsewhere. Being great comes from hard work, ethics, humbleness, perseverance, not fearing the truth, and doing what is correct. It does not nor will it ever come from puffing up your chest, treating others like crap, being a loud mouth braggart, not lending a helping hand where needed nor following lies to make yourself look or feel good, that’s the fucking opposite, and always will be no matter what a liar attempts to sell it as. I hope everyone has a great season and stays safe.
I don't hunt animals..... ;) but nice equipment :)
No gain with a 12".... nobody ever got excited over small... step your game up bud
I'm not what you mean "step my game up" . I shoot a 33" bar on my target bow. Does that meet your "game" requirements haha?
too many ads
That's all TH-cam! The more views the more ads 🙄
You can so skip them after 5 seconds though
What broadhead?