How To Install a Hamskea Trinity Hunter Pro Rest
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- This is my first time working with a Hamskea Rest and it is very robust. I'm learning how to set-up my own bow which has been an ongoing process. I bring you along as I learn the ropes, hope you learn something too. I am being coached by Spokane Valley Archery owner Josh Jones.
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So true in your final comments... it IS hard to find a bow shop with a good bow tech!!!
sure is - they are valuable!!
Elk Shape , that is why I am learning to do everything myself. Hope to make it an ElkCamp one of these years!
Although I am now just picking this up... Couple things; Josh tightens that bolt into the burger hole WAY tooooooo hard... It should be snug, no movement only! the set screw should be sung, but much less snug. It is just there to help prevent rotation of the rest and that's all. For those of you that don't know, yes, it is 13/16 on center of arrow to bow frame. Lastly, the second spring that comes with it, IS NOT a replacement for the spring on the cable. It is a reverse spring that goes inside so you can change the way the rest operates. It the video, the rest is always up and is forced down by the cable. The rest therefore will rise when the cable shortens by drawing the bow back and the limbs move to center. the extra spring that comes with it, goes internally and will do the opposite (rest normally down) if you want to make the rest a cable driven rest rather than a limb driven rest. Also, the knot that he used at the limb was a double half hitch if you want to look it up.
I can't believe how many people know nothing about setting up a bow. I guess this is good for archery shops.
Can’t believe how many BowTech’s are out there that know nothing about setting up a bow properly.
I drive four hours into PA for the best bow tech I’ve ever met.
Paper tunes
Walk back tunes
Broad tunes.
He tunes for a lot of the pros.
In my opinion there is not a good bow tech in 200 miles from me.
Believe me. I’ve tried them all
Going through watching about 50 videos lol. Figured I would comment and tell u how much I love the videos! Especially the shop videos. Always awesome to watch u and josh tinkering!
Thanks man!
Try a rubber band for holding the level on the arrow. That will eliminate any incidental hand pressure and also keep the level in place while making your adjustments to the arrow rest.
at 2:00 the technician waaaaaay over tightens that bolt. i had fear
100%
Looked like about 3 ugga duggas... not a great idea on a bow.
5/16-24 into aluminum should be around 9 ft lbs max! He did around 30 ft lbs!
ya them threads are stretched now
carbon bow. id guess the inserts are steel.
Great videos! Recent update for all VXR and V3 owners from Hamskea is that they do not suggest attaching the string at the cam now. They found that these two bows have such big limb movements it was causing inaccuracy. Instead attach two inches from the limb end where it tapers for best performance and limited sound. Hope this helps everyone else with their builds.
Just installed this unit tonight on my VXR and attached the cord to the cable yoke, basically the same as a PSE.
I like the concept of limb drive but all that extra string I foresee it getting tangled in something especially if you spot and stalk.
Your quiver will cover it, trust me the added accuracy and ease of tuning is worth it 10 times over!
The reliability and ease of tuning far surpasses any possible issue. Plus you risk issues with say a qad.
@@jacobschmidt4265 QAD is rat shit, I've had countless problems with my HDX QAD. Customer service is equally disappointing! Never buy another product from them. Hamskea all day long.
@@jacobschmidt4265 QAD is rat shit, I've had countless problems with my HDX QAD. Customer service is equally disappointing! Never buy another product from them. Hamskea all day long.
He stretched the threads in that berger hole alot when he tightened it down. RIP Berger Hole.
Can’t wait to install mine on my new APA mamba 31
Buy a Rest Assured arrow rest tuning tool from Mangle Broadheads and make it easier.
You id would love to come out and have Josh teach me how to work on bows. How to tune how to take cam lean out just teach me everything you need to know. Im so nervous to even touch my bow im so afraid to jack something up.
Love the Hamskea rests!
Nice video!
Spokane valley archery I'll be coming in I live in cda
Awesome tell them you heard about them from us!
Just got a Hybrid Hunter Pro and this video is pretty helpful. But I do have 1 question. My did come with an EXTRA spring, but not a factory-installed spring. Is this wrong or is the spring now optional or unnecessary on the 2022 model?
I shoot a Hoyt torrex and also have the Hamskea Trinity for my rest.. I followed this video to a T and went to paper tune an ended up with my nock sitting about 1/8 below level when at rest with the launcher arm up.. still can't figure out why.. I have checked the timing multiple times and still sits nock low.. I even tried bare shaft paper tune and with arrow level at zero I still got a 2in nock high tare.. after adustment to almost perfect bullet hole at 10 yards, now with my sight as high as possible, at 20 yards the impact point is about 3in higher than the aim point..
Just bought a new sight and I have not shot my bow with it at all. Would you recommend to do that first and get a good group and install the sight tape and then come back to install the arrow rest later? Or would I be fine just doing both at the same time?
Recently purchased Hamskea Hybrid Hunter Pro and really like it. I am however having issues with my fletchings hitting the arrow launcher and can’t figure out how to fix that. Have taken to my local archery shop for initial install, then again to fix the issue once I noticed marks on bot fletchings and launcher and he wasn’t able to correct. Any advise would be great, thanks.
stupid question. I just picked up a hamskea today to replace my QAD so I can throw it on my old bow. question is will you have to reconfigure your whole sight to accommodate the different style rest??
How are you liking the Trinity? And how does it do in a spot and stalk situation? I spot and stalk A Lot and curious on arrow “flop” while doing it.
Same question here
I had the trinity target rest but ised the conversation kit to make it the hunter pro. I can not figure out how the felt goes on.
Looks like you are measuring 13/16 from the rubber pad on the riser rather than the carbon riser itself. Is that correct?
you referred to 13/16. Is that measured to the inner edge of the arrow or to the top center of the arrow?
Center. Look up “center shot”
13/16 to the arrow or to the center on the arrow?
Is that the tan or coyote color option?
0:57 Dan is so short haha. Great video, gonna see if this fits on the PSE Xpedite I have coming in
Why is the string so off center on the string stop, doesnt seem correct.
i walk through alout of thick stuff, this is not for me. i already have to keep my peep sight covered, not gona lug around my soft case for my bow.
This rest can be set up as either a limb driven rest or a cable driven rest. I prefer a cable driven rest so that is how I will be setting mine up.
Shouldn´t the rest be in the up position when leveling?!
Limb driven are up when the cord is not attached or slack, so it was up when they adjusted
Good video but omg way over tight for the rest, pinch up is all that's needed you'll strip the thread .
Will I see improvement in bow performance in limb drive rest over cable drive test like a qad hdx
Everyone in my circle runs a limb driven rest!
nope
@@BowhuntingAfrica a limb driven rest simply allows the arrow shaft to stay in contact with the launcher longer, which in theory provides more stability
@@zhickman338 also much easier to time and repair in the field
@@zhickman338 it's also less forgiving because any error in form and it will transfer from the rest to the arrow during release!
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