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Thank you

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Sadly even the best miss sometime

Hey it happens to the best lol

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It happens

@adrenalineseekoutdoors ik but my aim is shitty

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Can’t wait for season

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It happens

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It happens

It’s not that we have to aim at the sky to draw the bow… it’s that the push and pull motion allows for much less stress on shoulders and back which allows for much longer shooting over time. It is the CORRECT way to draw a bow with the push and pull motion. We can draw it straight back if needed in those circumstances

Heck of a guess! Was low 70s

I honestly think they have just moved there over time cause I never move them! The now isn’t any louder or it doesn’t seem to be any harder on the limbs! The bow is still super accurate! We shoot lighter arrow setups also and it does great so if you want to move them in you should be all good!

Little long! Sitting around low 70s to high 60s

@@fattybourgeois1014 that’s super close! It was around 70 if I remember correctly!

lol we can agree there! It hit where it needed tho!

@adrenalineseekoutdoors looks like bad tune but also where offset/helical direction are you running? Almost looked like it was the wrong direction for your setup

So does your Mom

@@sergeantdwz5783 it is a one degree offset to the left I want to say but I could be wrong… arrows have been changed since then

This shot is from Oklahoma TAC I believe!

Yes it is from OK TAC!

I want to say you are very close! I think it was high 60’s to low 70’s for the yardage

It’s definitely more about shot placement more than anything that’s forsure! This is just what weight we lean towards to ensure good velocity and being able to shoot distance all while good penetration too!

There is tons of options for sure and most of it is personal preference!

We appreciate it a lot! Need to get together sometime!

We can agree there haha

Very true!

That’s very generous judgement

Yes so you sight in the 20,30,40 yards which is no problems! Then for backing up to 50,60 you would use your bottom pin as your floater. I suggest working back at 5-10 yards at a time slowly dialing the dial down the sight tape till you get it where you would like for the 60 yards! After that go to your sight tapes and pic the corresponding one! I hope this answered your questions! If not let me know

@@adrenalineseekoutdoorsI appreciate it man! Mines coming in this weekend so I’m excited to test it out and get it dialed in!

Heck yeah you definitely won’t be disappointed they are top tier!

Appreciate it

So specific

Yessir it was pretty good! Was checking sight tapes and it’s DIALED

Yes, this is how I have always shot and have never had a problem! I have been measured and it comes to that but I will check into it some more! I appreciate the advice I will play around with it

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That’s close enough lol we were at 70 flat

We were at 70

Sitting around 70 yards in this video

Pretty dang close! We were at 70 flat

Will look into this immediately thank you!

There is sound on our end and when watched from our personal accounts it seems… which part didn’t have sound?

Really close!! Sitting about 70

Thank you! We appreciate it a lot!

Close! It was around 70

@@jasonlittle9181 sitting around 70 yards

@@richwood8650 it was about 70ish

@@adrenalineseekoutdoors I wouldn't begin to know. I figured the height of the sights would indicate a long shot. Also being above ground level and the arrow being somewhat horizontal would enforce that thinking. But then, I could just imagine you were hunting a giraffe. Had to be 27 yards!

@@richwood8650 Love the thought process! It was a little farther shot

That sights got a lot for yardage then holy ​@adrenalineseekoutdoors

Yes!

Thank you!! It’s not a booner, but we thought was solid for public land! We appreciate it!