Great video. I have been shooting VAP TKO 350 for several years, and they have been fantastic. Out of my 60 lb, PSE evolve. My setup had the arrows at 460 grains. This year I am trying two arrows out of my RX7 Ultra: 5 mm AXIS with the SS OUTSERTS (535 grains) and the VAP Xtorsions (551 grains), cut 28.5 c2c and 300 spines. You might want to look at what Victory Archery offers, as they have been great with fantastic penetration. Thanks again for sharing your setup.
lol, I love how much string Josh wastes. It's hilarious. And this is one awesome looking bow for sure. Can't believe you had penetration issues on a deer though. Using a mechanical of some kind? Both you guys KNOW that a good quality two blade, with or without bleeders, is probably the best chance at a pass thru or nearly a pass thru depends on distance and arrow weight. Guys, I enjoy every video you make. You know your stuff.
Just got my RX5 ultra tuned this past weekend, and while at the archery shop, the owner was telling me how ridiculous it is to be able to get in these bows now, or any archery products... sites, arrows, rests, quivers, you name it... there is a MASSIVE shortage apparently, and they have to place orders for their shops 6 months out!! Even then they don't get all of their orders shipped to them. Im just happy I was able to get my RX5 when I did... love the new RX7 though, and really nice build you have here!
I’m shooting the Rx-7 Axcel accahunter picatinny mount Qad intergreat rest Stokerized stabilizers Tight spot quiver. Hoyt go stixs Scott release. Black eagle rampage 300 spine Great video man. Keep it up
So many cool bows out there and this is one of them!!! I'm strictly an elite shooter, namely the kure. I would try to branch out if other companies would come out with a system like their set technology. Most of us don't own a press but still love to tinker. Can't help but wonder what the hold up is?? Awesome bow btw guys!!!!
I just picked up the Ultra on Monday, traded in my V3 31. Night and day difference, absolutely love the RX-7 Ultra. I’m at 30” and 70# and it feels lighter/smoother on the cycle than the V3 @ 65#, no massive valley with 85%.
@@Briguy933 I highly disagree, I wasn’t a fan of the Mathew’s at all. But it’s all personal preference, glad you like your bow, hope you slay some monsters.
I'm also shooting the Axis 5mm's. Great,tough arrow. I'm at 78lb draw weight arrows at 26 inches (I have Hobbits arms 😁) I'm a fixed head guy using 200g Jager heads and my TAW is 535g for the big heavy Red Deer & angry Wild Boar we hunt this side of the pond. I'm shooting an OG PSE Xpedite but might be the year I buy a Hoyt 😁. Nice channel, subscribing was easy decision.
Shot axis arrows for years good arrows but not great! Been shooting victory vap ss now. Much stronger and better penetrating! You should really give them a good look! Great video 👍
Great bow, great set up! I have an rx-5, 32” draw, 250 spine victory rip tko arrows, pretty much a full stick 50grains up front as well. It is a 508 grain arrow. I live in Iowa, we have a good turkey population and there is some good sized ones!
@@BowOnlyOutdoors Here in Iowa, there is some tank turkeys running around. I live in central iowa and have shot 27-29 lbs turkeys. I think you will see some big flicks as well. Awesome set up again, can’t wait to see some photos with your rx-7. With a 32” draw, I don’t have any issue hunting anything from moose to pheasants. Like any thing it has it’s positives and negatives, but I just keep moving forward. Have a great week!
I set up siruis apollo's and easton axis 5mm both around 600 grains ended up hunting with the apollo's they're alot stronger and they were alot more accurate for me great arrows shot my buck straight through the shoulder
We cover the fully detailed process for bare shaft tuning in our online Bow Build Masterclass! You can find it in the description of this video! Or linked below courses.bowonlyoutdoors.com/p/ultimate-bow-build-masterclass
Thanks! With these arrows being cut to 27”, it really isn’t a problem. It is slightly weak when using the normal weight nocks, but I’ll be adding screws to my nocks to replicate the weight of my lighted nocks. At 23 grains, that helps even out a little bit and the spine should be fine. I didn’t mention that in the video but that’s my plan. With string stretch my final draw weight will probably end up closer to 70 rather than 72 as well. Great question!
We’ve tested many combinations of arrows and how it affects the dynamic spine and with these arrows shot out of our particular set up, this is the best and most forgiving we’ve found. The most important thing is to figure out what’s best for you and your set up. Too stiff is never a problem, but we get the best accuracy and forgiveness out of our current set up without the sacrifice of broadhead accuracy at distance. If our arrows were 28” or if we had 200 grains up front, it would undoubtedly be too weak for this to happen.
I haven’t noticed any noise, seems very quiet to me! Maybe check to make sure your sight, quiver, or any other accessory isn’t making noise. Oftentimes that is the cause of shot noise/vibration for me.
Are your cams shimmed to the left or right. Mine came shimmed right and tuned at 12/16 versus 13/16 centershot. Sounds like yours tuned right at 13/16. Curious
The cams are shimmed to the right (thick spacers on left). Based on your grip and the limb deflections, they will tune different from bow to bow and person to person.
My old bow and arrow combo deliver about 68-70 ft/lbs energy right off the rest. What's a new bow with your arrow choice deliver? Wonder if it's worth upgrading?
@@BowOnlyOutdoors I liked them ok, the only thing I dont like about them is they are a little brittle. I have broke a couple that a normal carbon shaft would have been fine on. Im needing to get some more is the only reason im thinking of changing it up.
How do you feel about over/under spined arrows? I'm shooting 27.5 draw and 65 lbs and don't really feel the need to go up from there and my shop sold me 300 spined. Arrow is 494 grains. Easton recommends 340 so idk if I should get the 340s instead.
The Victory RIP TKO is a better arrow. The Easton HIT inserts will fit in them. You should try that. I’ve been running them with the iron will collar and they have been crazy good.
I actually shot the RIP TKO last year with the HIT inserts! They did fine, however I did notice the ends of my arrows being weaker than I'd like and tended to flake apart on both ends. The price difference between the two was not worth it in my case to go with Victory again for this year, therefore I chose to try out the Axis.
They really are great shooting bows! Wish Hoyt made their carbon risers in America, especially carrying that price tag! Basically all of Hoyts new factory accessories say made in China too.
Im curious about the cost for the total build. Just went to take my RX1 turbo in for a cam issue and shot the new RX7 at 72lb 27.5 dl and I absolutely love the draw cycle on this vs my turbo. Just hate to see that 1800 price tag bare bow. Wondering how much this build cost all out.
I like Easton access but They are not durable at all If you hit anything hard they will mushroom they will snap I I started shooting day 6 arrow they're a little bit heavier but they got a super thick wall Victory map elite are pretty good I shot over a target and shot through a 2 by 4 and getting snapped it But then I hit a plastic leg on a 3-D target and blew The end of the arrow off My recommendation they are awesome Both of them they are both micro diameter hero I've had them For a couple years now and have only broke 2 arrows
Although advertised as higher quality arrows, the match grades are nearly identical if not exactly identical to the regular Axis. If there is a difference, it’s such a small difference I wouldn’t be able to notice, plus the extra cost is not worth it to me
Watch the whole thing to understand the difference between timing and cam sync. ATA is not the only measurement to help determine cam timing (positioning at rest), and plays no significance in cam sync (cams synchronized at full draw). Hope that helps give you clarification.
With the arrow being cut at 27” we’ve found it to give the optimal dynamic spine that we are looking for out of our set up. It is on the weaker side, but it is not too weak for the actual speed the arrow is delivered out of the bow at.
That is an ugly and bulky looking bow nothing like my old Mathew’s Outback which so slim short and light and beautiful, and with solo cam never any sync issues, those split limbs are huge wide , with that bow up in a tree deer will spot you for sure, it’s huge
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There's hardly if at all anyone better than you guys. You guys are awesome. Wish I could hunt with you fellas lol keep up the amazing work
Great video. I have been shooting VAP TKO 350 for several years, and they have been fantastic. Out of my 60 lb, PSE evolve. My setup had the arrows at 460 grains.
This year I am trying two arrows out of my RX7 Ultra: 5 mm AXIS with the SS OUTSERTS (535 grains) and the VAP Xtorsions (551 grains), cut 28.5 c2c and 300 spines. You might want to look at what Victory Archery offers, as they have been great with fantastic penetration. Thanks again for sharing your setup.
lol, I love how much string Josh wastes. It's hilarious. And this is one awesome looking bow for sure. Can't believe you had penetration issues on a deer though. Using a mechanical of some kind? Both you guys KNOW that a good quality two blade, with or without bleeders, is probably the best chance at a pass thru or nearly a pass thru depends on distance and arrow weight. Guys, I enjoy every video you make. You know your stuff.
Just got my RX5 ultra tuned this past weekend, and while at the archery shop, the owner was telling me how ridiculous it is to be able to get in these bows now, or any archery products... sites, arrows, rests, quivers, you name it... there is a MASSIVE shortage apparently, and they have to place orders for their shops 6 months out!! Even then they don't get all of their orders shipped to them. Im just happy I was able to get my RX5 when I did... love the new RX7 though, and really nice build you have here!
Great content as always fellas! Sweet set up and good luck this year boys!
These boys know what's up! Awesome build video, killer set up. Keep it up!
Sweet setup,
Great video
Just bought one last night 😜
Awesome video!
Thank you!
I’m shooting the Rx-7 Axcel accahunter picatinny mount Qad intergreat rest Stokerized stabilizers Tight spot quiver. Hoyt go stixs Scott release. Black eagle rampage 300 spine Great video man. Keep it up
The buckskin is a cool. Color and so is the wilderness I think the. Bone collector edition would look cool on both of those colors
I shoot the Easton axis 5mm 340 spine. At 28.5 inch draw and its 455 grains. Great arrow
So many cool bows out there and this is one of them!!! I'm strictly an elite shooter, namely the kure. I would try to branch out if other companies would come out with a system like their set technology. Most of us don't own a press but still love to tinker. Can't help but wonder what the hold up is?? Awesome bow btw guys!!!!
Good video ! I put a little string wax on the threads of anything that attaches to my bow. Helps keep moisture out
Smart thinking! Blue Loctite Threadlocker is a great product that holds the screws/bolts tight while keeping the moisture out as well.
You guys are the shit💪
I just picked up the Ultra on Monday, traded in my V3 31. Night and day difference, absolutely love the RX-7 Ultra. I’m at 30” and 70# and it feels lighter/smoother on the cycle than the V3 @ 65#, no massive valley with 85%.
Definitely does not beat the Mathew’s. I have the v3 27 at 75lbs. Best out there
@@Briguy933 I highly disagree, I wasn’t a fan of the Mathew’s at all. But it’s all personal preference, glad you like your bow, hope you slay some monsters.
@@mtnman1 you too man. Be careful!
I'm also shooting the Axis 5mm's. Great,tough arrow.
I'm at 78lb draw weight arrows at 26 inches (I have Hobbits arms 😁) I'm a fixed head guy using 200g Jager heads and my TAW is 535g for the big heavy Red Deer & angry Wild Boar we hunt this side of the pond. I'm shooting an OG PSE Xpedite but might be the year I buy a Hoyt 😁. Nice channel, subscribing was easy decision.
How do you like the Jager broadheads?
Shot axis arrows for years good arrows but not great! Been shooting victory vap ss now. Much stronger and better penetrating! You should really give them a good look! Great video 👍
Great bow, great set up! I have an rx-5, 32” draw, 250 spine victory rip tko arrows, pretty much a full stick 50grains up front as well. It is a 508 grain arrow.
I live in Iowa, we have a good turkey population and there is some good sized ones!
I’m excited to chase Easterns for my first time! With a 32” draw, that setup packs a punch!
@@BowOnlyOutdoors Here in Iowa, there is some tank turkeys running around. I live in central iowa and have shot 27-29 lbs turkeys. I think you will see some big flicks as well. Awesome set up again, can’t wait to see some photos with your rx-7.
With a 32” draw, I don’t have any issue hunting anything from moose to pheasants. Like any thing it has it’s positives and negatives, but I just keep moving forward. Have a great week!
Firenock shafts and aerovaznes = look them up. Best ever !!
I run 4mm fmj’s 485 and 5mm fmj’s at 475 I really like them and was also looking at them axis.
I set up siruis apollo's and easton axis 5mm both around 600 grains ended up hunting with the apollo's they're alot stronger and they were alot more accurate for me great arrows shot my buck straight through the shoulder
You guys are great,.....have you done a tutorial on your bare-shaft tuning process?? TY !
We cover the fully detailed process for bare shaft tuning in our online Bow Build Masterclass! You can find it in the description of this video! Or linked below
courses.bowonlyoutdoors.com/p/ultimate-bow-build-masterclass
Sweet setup! Curious if you guys were worried about a 340 spine being a little weak at 29/70 and 50 grains of brass upfront?
Thanks! With these arrows being cut to 27”, it really isn’t a problem. It is slightly weak when using the normal weight nocks, but I’ll be adding screws to my nocks to replicate the weight of my lighted nocks. At 23 grains, that helps even out a little bit and the spine should be fine. I didn’t mention that in the video but that’s my plan. With string stretch my final draw weight will probably end up closer to 70 rather than 72 as well. Great question!
@@BowOnlyOutdoors You are so close to be underspined it scares me. My 73# 30" draw RX-7 is loving the 250 spine Sirius Orions with 220gr up front.
We’ve tested many combinations of arrows and how it affects the dynamic spine and with these arrows shot out of our particular set up, this is the best and most forgiving we’ve found.
The most important thing is to figure out what’s best for you and your set up. Too stiff is never a problem, but we get the best accuracy and forgiveness out of our current set up without the sacrifice of broadhead accuracy at distance. If our arrows were 28” or if we had 200 grains up front, it would undoubtedly be too weak for this to happen.
Awesome setup! I have the wilderness rx7! What do u use to tie in your nock sets before the D- loop? Thanks bud!
.018 BCY 3D or power grip works well!
Great video. I just settup my new RX7 as well. It seems to have some noise at the shot. Are you noticing anything with your bow?
I haven’t noticed any noise, seems very quiet to me! Maybe check to make sure your sight, quiver, or any other accessory isn’t making noise. Oftentimes that is the cause of shot noise/vibration for me.
Are your cams shimmed to the left or right. Mine came shimmed right and tuned at 12/16 versus 13/16 centershot. Sounds like yours tuned right at 13/16. Curious
The cams are shimmed to the right (thick spacers on left). Based on your grip and the limb deflections, they will tune different from bow to bow and person to person.
Try out the iron will collars. They work great with that arrow set up.
I’ll look into them, thanks!
your underspined
My old bow and arrow combo deliver about 68-70 ft/lbs energy right off the rest. What's a new bow with your arrow choice deliver? Wonder if it's worth upgrading?
I’m right around that 95-100 ft/lbs. Seems to really pack a punch compared to some of my older bows
Looking at the axis as well. Currently using the 5mm fmj 340 spine
How do you like those? I chose the Axis over the FMJ based off the weight, FMJs were just too heavy for what I was wanting to shoot
@@BowOnlyOutdoors I liked them ok, the only thing I dont like about them is they are a little brittle. I have broke a couple that a normal carbon shaft would have been fine on. Im needing to get some more is the only reason im thinking of changing it up.
Is that a legit message
How do you feel about over/under spined arrows? I'm shooting 27.5 draw and 65 lbs and don't really feel the need to go up from there and my shop sold me 300 spined. Arrow is 494 grains. Easton recommends 340 so idk if I should get the 340s instead.
If I drop to 340s I will be at 458 grains give or take
Are you going to get the Black Gold Quick Link AST picatinny sight base?
I’m sure it would save some weight and fit nicely but I don’t plan to get it this year
The Victory RIP TKO is a better arrow. The Easton HIT inserts will fit in them. You should try that. I’ve been running them with the iron will collar and they have been crazy good.
I actually shot the RIP TKO last year with the HIT inserts! They did fine, however I did notice the ends of my arrows being weaker than I'd like and tended to flake apart on both ends. The price difference between the two was not worth it in my case to go with Victory again for this year, therefore I chose to try out the Axis.
They really are great shooting bows! Wish Hoyt made their carbon risers in America, especially carrying that price tag! Basically all of Hoyts new factory accessories say made in China too.
That’s why I shoot mathews 👊
@@ryanrobinson8504 same.
Not the only reason I shoot Mathews, but definitely a contributor. They're riser length and stable platform just hasn't been topped.
@@TH-camTH-camTH-camTH-camY same here
All Hoyt bows are manufactured in Salt Lake City, Utah, right here in the good ole USA!
Im curious about the cost for the total build. Just went to take my RX1 turbo in for a cam issue and shot the new RX7 at 72lb 27.5 dl and I absolutely love the draw cycle on this vs my turbo. Just hate to see that 1800 price tag bare bow. Wondering how much this build cost all out.
Right around $3,000 total, it’s a great bow!
I like Easton access but They are not durable at all If you hit anything hard they will mushroom they will snap I I started shooting day 6 arrow they're a little bit heavier but they got a super thick wall Victory map elite are pretty good I shot over a target and shot through a 2 by 4 and getting snapped it But then I hit a plastic leg on a 3-D target and blew The end of the arrow off My recommendation they are awesome Both of them they are both micro diameter hero I've had them For a couple years now and have only broke 2 arrows
why didn't you go with the match grade?
Although advertised as higher quality arrows, the match grades are nearly identical if not exactly identical to the regular Axis. If there is a difference, it’s such a small difference I wouldn’t be able to notice, plus the extra cost is not worth it to me
@@BowOnlyOutdoors not a smartass question I legitimately wanted your response and you did so I greatly appreciate that.
Can I set this bow to 40 pounds?
Yes! The lower draw weight limb options include 30-40lbs or 40-50lbs
Wait your telling me because the ATA was correct the trimming is OK? Gee I hope this was just a bad cut.
Watch the whole thing to understand the difference between timing and cam sync. ATA is not the only measurement to help determine cam timing (positioning at rest), and plays no significance in cam sync (cams synchronized at full draw). Hope that helps give you clarification.
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RX-7? Mazda making bows now?😂😂😂
Hoyt lol
340 is too weak of a spine for that draw weight imo
With the arrow being cut at 27” we’ve found it to give the optimal dynamic spine that we are looking for out of our set up. It is on the weaker side, but it is not too weak for the actual speed the arrow is delivered out of the bow at.
That is an ugly and bulky looking bow nothing like my old Mathew’s Outback which so slim short and light and beautiful, and with solo cam never any sync issues, those split limbs are huge wide , with that bow up in a tree deer will spot you for sure, it’s huge
Massive d loop
Longer d-loops help prevent torque on the string when shooting a hand held release. I like mine to be 3/4”+