Amazing content as always Jake. Do you think you could do a review on the new midrange and lowrange stuff from WNS? Would love to hear your take on products like the Quantum AX Riser
I have an "elite" from mybo and have been happy with it. This looks so good though, makes me want to upgrade. Love all the color options. I'm tired of Red, blue, and black as the only options for risers. No one seems to be selling them in the states yet tho
Hello Jake! Your left impacts may be your clicker. I tried the Win&Win carbon clicker and found that it just puts too much tension against the arrow. I didn't really feel it but discovered while using the Steady Aim device that I had this movement to the left just when the clicker went off. Switched back to a Beiter steel clicker and that movement disappeared.
This carbon clicker is actually quite soft as far as the pre-tension is concerned. My left shots I could feel as I was letting go so I think it was more than an equipment issue.
I've been eyeballing mybo for a while.... This one looks absolutely superb in its design and finish
Amazing content as always Jake. Do you think you could do a review on the new midrange and lowrange stuff from WNS? Would love to hear your take on products like the Quantum AX Riser
I have an "elite" from mybo and have been happy with it. This looks so good though, makes me want to upgrade. Love all the color options. I'm tired of Red, blue, and black as the only options for risers. No one seems to be selling them in the states yet tho
You missed adding the link to the description for the clicker after saying in video you would include it. Thanks for the review.
Fixed!
www.elizaarchery.com/e1-carbon-lockdown-clicker
Hi Jake, Thank you so much for the video. How big is the sight window compared to the Xceed and GMX 3?
Hello Jake! Your left impacts may be your clicker. I tried the Win&Win carbon clicker and found that it just puts too much tension against the arrow. I didn't really feel it but discovered while using the Steady Aim device that I had this movement to the left just when the clicker went off. Switched back to a Beiter steel clicker and that movement disappeared.
This carbon clicker is actually quite soft as far as the pre-tension is concerned. My left shots I could feel as I was letting go so I think it was more than an equipment issue.
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