Tuning the new 80lb Hoyt VTM 31

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  • Опубликовано: 5 апр 2023
  • Dustin finishes the tune on his new Hoyt VTM 31. In this video we cover timing, paper tuning and swapping shims.
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Комментарии • 18

  • @harveyrousejr.2069
    @harveyrousejr.2069 4 месяца назад

    My son and I are both Hoyt guys. He's shooting the RX7 Carbon ultra in a 34" and I'm shooting the Alpha X 30. My draw weight is a tad over seventy pounds and his is above 80. Great content!

    • @gritarchery
      @gritarchery  4 месяца назад

      Thanks for the feedback!!! We love our Hoyts. Most of us are still shooting our RX7 Ultras one of the best bows they've ever produced!!!

  • @jasonowens8872
    @jasonowens8872 22 часа назад

    Great video. I have the ventum pro 30. I’m curious what kind of stabilizer is that?

  • @toddlymburner5783
    @toddlymburner5783 Год назад +1

    I loved that video! Thank you for doing it! My 80lbs VTM is in next week

    • @gritarchery
      @gritarchery  Год назад +1

      Thanks for the feed back. Awesome!! Glad you are getting it in decently quick

  • @lawrencefranck9417
    @lawrencefranck9417 Год назад

    Just asking
    . You moved both cams in the same direction, wouldn’t moving the rest do the same thing?

    • @gritarchery
      @gritarchery  Год назад

      You absolutely could. We like to keep center shot true if at all possible. We feel we achieve better arrow flight at long range that way.

  • @glenncharles6622
    @glenncharles6622 Год назад

    Thanks for the video. On my VTM, 13/16" center shot seems incredibly far out, with arrow definitely not parallel to riser. Just curious if you find that a common occurrence if you set the Hoyt to 13/16. Mine is set about at 14/16 and I am getting a very minor point left, nock right. Both cams shimmed with large black on left, small black on right. Would love your thoughts.

    • @gritarchery
      @gritarchery  Год назад

      Every Hoyt I’ve ever had 13/16 has been perfect center shot. Don’t think I’ve ever seen it not be parallel with the riser. Move yours to 13/16. That’ll bring your point back to the right. If it’s not perfect then switch both your shims. The set up your explaining indicates point left if the arrow spine is correct

    • @glenncharles6622
      @glenncharles6622 Год назад

      @@gritarchery Thanks for taking the time to respond. If my latest tune does not work, then I will push the rest out to 13/16” and flip the shims. Thanks again!

    • @glenncharles6622
      @glenncharles6622 Год назад

      Well, what I tried did not work so I am going your route. Pushed the rest out so center shot at the Berger hole to middle of arrow is 13/16”. Swapped thick black shims/thin black shims so thick is on the right. Running a arrow banded to riser for parallel indicator, my arrow definitely works its way left towards the point. Will shoot it tomorrow and see what happens. Thanks!

    • @glenncharles6622
      @glenncharles6622 Год назад

      One final update and then I will leave you alone. Again, thanks for responding. Pushed the rest all the way out to 13/16 like you suggested. Flipped the shims and that did not work. Flipped the shims back (cams pushed to right), big/thin black) and wowza, near bullet holes with both fletched and bareshaft. Thanks!!

    • @gritarchery
      @gritarchery  Год назад +1

      @@glenncharles6622
      Awesome, glad you were able to get her dialed in!!! Feel free to reach out anytime. Have fun shooting!!