30-70#, IBO 320 fps, draw length 19-31" We test the Junxing Max 7 compound bow and see how it stacks up as a budget compound bow. www.archerysho... www.archerysho...
I've been shooting Archery and bow hunting for 30 years and I'm still on a budget, I'll never pay top end prices for a bow. I've never met a deer that cared whether it was shot with a $300 bow or a $1400 bow lol.
I bought this bow a couple of months ago its the M129, I love it, it is everything that he says it is. I also bought the M108 Pheonix 40 inch, again I love it.
Brilliant i am without work from covid and need something to keep me sane and this seems like an affordable entry level bow would you reccomwnd it for a first bow? I am sure when I visit the archery shop they will have it in for me for not supporting them is my only concern I went to the local archery store and he talked down the Chinese bows and the cheapest entry level was over 1000 without a hard case
@@tristantotev2887 Archery Supplies is I believe one of if not the biggest Archery shop and supplier in Australia. Steve is also a competitor and champion archer. With his 40 plus years in the game if he tells you that this bow can compete with (with the correct form) a 1000 dollar bow then take it as gospel! I would buy this as a first bow, no problem.
I bought this bow as my first bow and I love it the only problem I had so far is the paint bubbling I have shot it quite alot in the month I've had and I love it and I think I shoot just as good as other people who have started learning on very expensive rigs its tempting to buy another setup for 280 buks just to have as it as a spare its brilliant I was inspired to buy it by this video cheers m8 I wish I found my love for archery sooner
I agree its amazing for $200, and looks perfect for the beginner archer. People complaining and compairing it to a bow 10X the price need a reality check. The fact that most of the things you'd like to see with this bow, is the same thing you say about big name American bows. Even the cams being out of time, you did a video on a $1500 bow that was also way out of time. Having said that I personally wouldn't buy one, but certainly recognise the value and appeal.
I'm only 6 months into recurve and I started using my oldest son's recurve bow (he stopped due to university and a girlfriend). I enjoy simply shooting and practising in the club. I tried a compound in the club but the high cost associated and certainly for any add-ons like sight and arrow rests do put me off. I decided compound was not for me. But below 300$ I could consider a compound in a couple of years when I've outgrown the recurve - if ever.
I bought the M128 and had it on 31" draw. I then bought a Mathews at 31" and yes the Jinxing feels shorter but I wouldn't say more than half inch.. the issue with the M128 was the cam lean that couldn't be tuned. This bow with yokes looks like the revised version. BIGGEST issue with these bows are the strings.. they last about 4 months max and fray like crazy and the serving seperates. The solution? New strings cost me $30 from Junxing haha they're still crap but for the money these bows are fantastic... Matthews copy obviously and they've done well. Best bow to start your compound life.. very happy with them. Also wound tight I think they certainly do get to 70lb!
Hello. I ordered the M128 and heard about that string issue from Russian YTs. Are the strings readyly available on their site (because Ali is empty)? Because i am getting worried about availability in future. Thanks in advance.
@@eeee3279 I contacted them directly off their website. They are easily available and cheap. If you can't get access to a bow press easily, you can just use a mobile bow press, there is a Junxing version which fits the limbs and is very cheap on eBay.
@@mitchimal Thanks for the tip, mate. I'll go and check it out. Maybe will use as a template, for more durable solutions. Although we don't have any archery shops or proffessional masters over here, as far as i understand. Greetings from Estonia.
I have a junxing and it's good for what it is. Set your expectations according to the price, 300 bucks, get this or a bear or a pse. If it's a concern spend twice the money for 3 times the quality...
I do target archery as a hobby in Turkey. I bought the 'Junxing Max7' Compound Bow in the past months. It is really stable and has beautiful shots. I added a short shorts video to my RUclips Channel, those who want to examine it can look for shots.
Thank you for this video doing the maths my Drawlength is 32.5 (203 CM tall with finger to finger at 205cm 80 Inch for Americans) so I was going to sub 1.5" draw Length for a cheap bow. I wont do that now since it may only go to 30" (Not doing Tournaments or anything just shooting around at my mates house) but I want a good feel when shooting
I recently purchased a Junxing M129 compound bow thinking I would receive the product completely assembled and ready to use but they sent a disassemble product that I had to get it assembled for use. I had to do it myself to save some money from the archery shop and just looked for some videos of Junxing product but did not get much information. I was able to assemble it but not sure if I did it the right way. NOT SURE if the twist of the cables and string was correct, as I think it should be twisted in a certain way. CAN YOU PLEASE ADVICE and HELP? Thanks so much.
im new to archery .im looking at this complete package on amazon vs the sanlida x8 dragon package. the dragon is $260 and the junxing 129 is $300. what would be better? also what do you think of the toppoint t1?
Hi Steven, thx for the review! Wich compounds would you recommend for a beginner with a 31.5" drawlenght in the budget to 600 US dollar range? I am a traditional archer with recurve and hybride longbows and want to try a compound. I would like a hunting type package compound to learn to shoot this style. Kind regards and thx. ps I subbed.
Nice :) At that price, nobody should really need the benefits explaining to them too much... It's just such a cheap way into the sport that it makes it incredibly accessible. Might even tempt some trad or recurve folks to pick one up as a curiosity. Hell, it's surely a go-to for anywhere looking to have a few loan bows ready like a club or archery gym. Minimal effort to tweak and away they go. Even if dry fired and wrecked, it's hardly big expense. Perfect to learn on.
300 bucks is still a lot of cash for a so called budget compound bow. I picked up a new pse stinger R.T.S. for 350 on sale. The pse is a better choice then this thing.
I bought a Bear compound once and was extremely disappointed at 20 yards it was ok 30 yards was very inconsistent and the space between 30 and 40 yard pins was more spread out and couldn’t get a 50 yard pin to set 40 yards was very inconsistent
@@Life-of-Bluegrass_Music I shoot a Mathews Traverse, 12 month old, 10 month of use, 2 month waiting for spares: first limbs replaced as the coating started cracking, then the bearing collapsed, then - with just 10 month of use!!! the bow string (genuine Zebra string) broke at the D-loop ...(no, bow was never dryfired), my first bow was a Chinese Topoint, no issue at all with this bow (this one I dryfired when I got it - typical beginner error, broke some strands of the bow string, string was replaced) and it is still going strong ....so much about quality of made in US ... Eta: forgot to mention: the Traverse costed more than 3 times more compared to the Topoint ....
That’s an absolute RIPPER of a bow for the price. Remember the old Bowtech Tomkats you used to sell at around $900 for the package? That bow is less than one third of the price but I bet it’s pretty comparable performance wise.
Hi mate I see your bow is not wound down all the way for the speed test will this not effect that? Also can I buy replacement bowstring for max 7 from you?
@@sahhull Try the Edge, I'm not sure any of these bows are really really worth the money but someone once told me that if one is willing to pay the asking price then it's worth it. I think it comes down to the eye of the beholder and what they find beautiful. I don't think there's a huge difference in performance, it's the archers skill and experience that determines success or lack of, to hell with what the Pro's say, they're just trying to sell a product to make money.
Hello Steven and Good day to you, Do you have a Left-handed RPM Nitro MAG XL? Maybe there's 1 Available but isn't listed on your website perhaps? i've Messaged many websites including RPM on instagram too, No one answered and it's been days, Hopefully this Reaches you, cause i'm determined to buy one, and thanks in advance!
bought a JUNXING 38 pound Recurve Bow, unfortunately my wife cant use it because its too hard for her to pull to get a clean shot. What can i do? Do i have to change the Bow Arms or can i do something with another bowstring?
With a recurve bow, you can untwist the string to reduce the draw weight slightly, but this will also affect your brace height so you don't want to change it too much. If you need to adjust it by more than a pound or two, you'll need to get different limbs. I hope that helps.
@@patentleatherkicks thanks, cant untwist my string, its not twisted, its more like lots of little string becoming one once they on the limbs. I will buy another one for my wife, guess thats the only solution which works :) thank you
Show pena que no nosso Brasil não conseguimos por este valor meu sonho é ter um arco destes para começar no esporte mas infelizmente aqui não tem como imagina ter um pse só fica no sonho mesmo😢
@@greenhoodedvigilante458 And the other thing is they all have to get their ideas from somewhere. I don't think there is one bow out there that is totally unique, that bears absolutely no resemblance to another bow, well maybe Oneida. Same goes for tennis rackets.
@@capricornmagic63 probably the only one that is truly unique I would say is APA, asides that they all rip off eatchother. But the Bowtech deadlock is also pretty unique.
Can you settle an argument please I just bought the m128 which they sold me as a machined riser but when I got it it is not its cast. I work with metals I can see its cast. Its a cast riser isnt it?
@@mitchimal Evercatch also known as Amico on ebay sold it to me the ad says machined riser. Been arguing with the bastards for days they swear its machined I told them I work with metals I can tell cast from machined. Bastards should be shot. I was going to buy the topoint one but price swayed me. It is a good bow to be sure but I hate being lied to.
@@swillbill6640 that's really frustrating.. you certainly couldn't get a bow from China from a 5axis mill haha would be bloody nice though! The riser is solid at least and not heavy so it's pretty good. Even the threads hold up great. Used a front and rear stabiliser which I take off after use and never had burring. I get it's false advertising but to be honest most of the specs are false advertising on this thing 🤣
You could but your draw length would determine how it would feel on your fingers. Usually you’d want a longer axle to axle when shooting with fingers around 35” to 40”+ ata.
@@sahhull because shooting barebow compound is fun. I can shoot very accurately to 30 yards and still shoot 3d comps out to 50y and still get respectable scores (usually around the mid way pack of guys shooting pins and release)
Jinxing have just ripped off Border Archery’s Tempest design and IP. I wouldn’t mind if it weren’t for the fact that they are a small company trying to provide innovative products and can’t afford world wide patents (not that they worked well for Hoyt when they had their design stollen). I love this channel, but I can’t stand by and let these thieves market products as if they were there own design and as if they had spent their own money on developing the concepts. If you buy these products, you are providing the demand. You are to blame for the death of small companies and their drive to innovate.
Mate that's the reality of doing business no need to cry a river about it mate plus it lets people like me who can't afford the brand name stuff get into the sport chill matey
Not quite true, Junxing do a series of shoot through bows at different specs, the M106 is at the lower end and the M122 comes to mind which is a higher spec. One can be changed from right to left but they do one that is a true ambidextrous bow.
My question is, why can I buy limbs for my bow (American) at around $350 USD with a warranty but these bows are less in total value? These bows only promote fuck heads and this why we see bin chickens, kangaroos and wombats with shitty fibreglass arrows in them! Keep it classy.
you mean cheap goods / cheap labor promotes f ...heads? ....leaving all the fun stuff for the people who can afford to pay big $$ (which they save on cheap labor costs) and let the rest work for them for little $$ so they can buy even more pricier toys?
@@WM-jy9dz it would seem that these cheaper products, being so throw away, don't exactly promote serious sport enthusiasts but rather a lot more of said fuck heads. Of course everyone starts somewhere with less expensive and lower quality products but I'm yet to see $20+ arrows stuck in native wildlife. Perhaps education and training is needed when purchasing potentially harmful goods?
Under developed countries??? I'm not sure where have you been friend.... but China, Asia and the Far Eastern nations, have been equal or as advanced (or are rapidly advancing) as any of our often polarised and complacent Western countries, companies and economies. As it's all swings and roundabout in profit based business... where companies will relocate their manufacturing bases, or worse buy in external products to rebrand and sell as their own.
I've been shooting Archery and bow hunting for 30 years and I'm still on a budget, I'll never pay top end prices for a bow. I've never met a deer that cared whether it was shot with a $300 bow or a $1400 bow lol.
Touche Randy, especially the Lake George deer.
Indians used a stick & sinew....
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@@pedrocruz2649 has comprado este arco o me podrias decir si es adecuado para cazar ciervos y cerdos salvajes?
My Junxing bow is brilliant, that new one looks awesome !
I bought this bow a couple of months ago its the M129, I love it, it is everything that he says it is. I also bought the M108 Pheonix 40 inch, again I love it.
Brilliant i am without work from covid and need something to keep me sane and this seems like an affordable entry level bow would you reccomwnd it for a first bow? I am sure when I visit the archery shop they will have it in for me for not supporting them is my only concern I went to the local archery store and he talked down the Chinese bows and the cheapest entry level was over 1000 without a hard case
@@tristantotev2887 Archery Supplies is I believe one of if not the biggest Archery shop and supplier in Australia. Steve is also a competitor and champion archer. With his 40 plus years in the game if he tells you that this bow can compete with (with the correct form) a 1000 dollar bow then take it as gospel! I would buy this as a first bow, no problem.
@@chrisgaskell3706 cheers yeh the way I see it is for 450 even if I dont use the bow for long I get a hard case for the next bow its a win win
I bought this bow as my first bow and I love it the only problem I had so far is the paint bubbling I have shot it quite alot in the month I've had and I love it and I think I shoot just as good as other people who have started learning on very expensive rigs its tempting to buy another setup for 280 buks just to have as it as a spare its brilliant I was inspired to buy it by this video cheers m8 I wish I found my love for archery sooner
Budget bow is becoming more and more amazing
Looks interesting I would like to see more videos about this bow I think it have a lot of potential
I agree its amazing for $200, and looks perfect for the beginner archer. People complaining and compairing it to a bow 10X the price need a reality check. The fact that most of the things you'd like to see with this bow, is the same thing you say about big name American bows. Even the cams being out of time, you did a video on a $1500 bow that was also way out of time. Having said that I personally wouldn't buy one, but certainly recognise the value and appeal.
great video. loved the inset which allowed me to see your follow-through and how the arrows landed at the same time.
I'm only 6 months into recurve and I started using my oldest son's recurve bow (he stopped due to university and a girlfriend). I enjoy simply shooting and practising in the club.
I tried a compound in the club but the high cost associated and certainly for any add-ons like sight and arrow rests do put me off. I decided compound was not for me.
But below 300$ I could consider a compound in a couple of years when I've outgrown the recurve - if ever.
I bought the M128 and had it on 31" draw. I then bought a Mathews at 31" and yes the Jinxing feels shorter but I wouldn't say more than half inch.. the issue with the M128 was the cam lean that couldn't be tuned. This bow with yokes looks like the revised version. BIGGEST issue with these bows are the strings.. they last about 4 months max and fray like crazy and the serving seperates. The solution? New strings cost me $30 from Junxing haha they're still crap but for the money these bows are fantastic... Matthews copy obviously and they've done well. Best bow to start your compound life.. very happy with them. Also wound tight I think they certainly do get to 70lb!
Hello. I ordered the M128 and heard about that string issue from Russian YTs. Are the strings readyly available on their site (because Ali is empty)? Because i am getting worried about availability in future. Thanks in advance.
@@eeee3279 I contacted them directly off their website. They are easily available and cheap. If you can't get access to a bow press easily, you can just use a mobile bow press, there is a Junxing version which fits the limbs and is very cheap on eBay.
@@mitchimal Thanks for the tip, mate. I'll go and check it out. Maybe will use as a template, for more durable solutions. Although we don't have any archery shops or proffessional masters over here, as far as i understand.
Greetings from Estonia.
I've read on reviews the cams buckle if you put it at full pound draw
@@tristantotev2887 mine was maxed out the whole time, never had that issue
I bought this bow about a month ago hit my first real robin hood this week. Fook meh never done that at 18 meters before... Great bow for a beginner 😀
I have a junxing and it's good for what it is. Set your expectations according to the price, 300 bucks, get this or a bear or a pse. If it's a concern spend twice the money for 3 times the quality...
For a $200 bow, which is a better buy? Junxing Max7 or Sanlida Dragon X8. I will appreciate your answer. Thank you.
We bought two Dragon X8 and they have been fantastic. They cost less than this one
What a great businessman... cheers
I do target archery as a hobby in Turkey. I bought the 'Junxing Max7' Compound Bow in the past months. It is really stable and has beautiful shots. I added a short shorts video to my RUclips Channel, those who want to examine it can look for shots.
Thank you for this video doing the maths my Drawlength is 32.5 (203 CM tall with finger to finger at 205cm 80 Inch for Americans) so I was going to sub 1.5" draw Length for a cheap bow. I wont do that now since it may only go to 30" (Not doing Tournaments or anything just shooting around at my mates house) but I want a good feel when shooting
I recently purchased a Junxing M129 compound bow thinking I would receive the product completely assembled and ready to use but they sent a disassemble product that I had to get it assembled for use. I had to do it myself to save some money from the archery shop and just looked for some videos of Junxing product but did not get much information. I was able to assemble it but not sure if I did it the right way. NOT SURE if the twist of the cables and string was correct, as I think it should be twisted in a certain way. CAN YOU PLEASE ADVICE and HELP? Thanks so much.
im new to archery .im looking at this complete package on amazon vs the sanlida x8 dragon package. the dragon is $260 and the junxing 129 is $300. what would be better? also what do you think of the toppoint t1?
Тоже выбераю междк dragon x8 и junking m129. Если выбрали что то из этого, поделитесь мнением
Why dont you wind it up to the max. Ill twist the string to get the rated speed.
Can you do a video like that?
Those budge bows are amazing have you tried the dragon x8 yet
You have that one? I have the creative xp Glass Harrier and I think they’re the same bow. Very nice for the money
Would you say this bow is equal or better than the junxing M128?
Its all the same thing just the cams diffrent and the cable slide
@@user-bp1st8ez6d Thanks...I thought they looked very similar
Greater review where can I pick up a bow like this for 200 I can't find them at that price
Да нет его по такой цене. 300$ он стоит минимум без оьвеса
I'm undecided between this and the Topoint T1, looking at both of your ready to shoot packages, is the extra money worth it?
Hi Steven, thx for the review! Wich compounds would you recommend for a beginner with a 31.5" drawlenght in the budget to 600 US dollar range? I am a traditional archer with recurve and hybride longbows and want to try a compound. I would like a hunting type package compound to learn to shoot this style. Kind regards and thx. ps I subbed.
$200 is what Mathews ought to be charging for the crap they are putting out these days
is there a review of topoint trigon?
Nice :)
At that price, nobody should really need the benefits explaining to them too much... It's just such a cheap way into the sport that it makes it incredibly accessible. Might even tempt some trad or recurve folks to pick one up as a curiosity.
Hell, it's surely a go-to for anywhere looking to have a few loan bows ready like a club or archery gym. Minimal effort to tweak and away they go. Even if dry fired and wrecked, it's hardly big expense. Perfect to learn on.
300 bucks is still a lot of cash for a so called budget compound bow. I picked up a new pse stinger R.T.S. for 350 on sale. The pse is a better choice then this thing.
@@letsgobrandon8375 have you shot one to make such a comparison statement?
Now compare the prices without a sale on.
@@MyFriendsAreElectric the support in the united states is worth the difference in price alot of shops will not even work on those Chinese bows.
Will be a bit faster if you crank the limbs down tight.
But still I'm thinking it would only hit the 270s
I bought a Bear compound once and was extremely disappointed at 20 yards it was ok 30 yards was very inconsistent and the space between 30 and 40 yard pins was more spread out and couldn’t get a 50 yard pin to set 40 yards was very inconsistent
Do you guys get EK Archery equipment in AUS? They’re budget, I wondered if you’d tried them?
...the secret of the cheap price is: junxing saved much $$$ by not putting tags on the bows - we all know Steven never would have taking it off 😁
Tags lol cheap parts, cheap manufacting slave labor. Chinese products are junk.
@@Life-of-Bluegrass_Music I shoot a Mathews Traverse, 12 month old, 10 month of use, 2 month waiting for spares: first limbs replaced as the coating started cracking, then the bearing collapsed, then - with just 10 month of use!!! the bow string (genuine Zebra string) broke at the D-loop ...(no, bow was never dryfired), my first bow was a Chinese Topoint, no issue at all with this bow (this one I dryfired when I got it - typical beginner error, broke some strands of the bow string, string was replaced) and it is still going strong ....so much about quality of made in US ...
Eta: forgot to mention: the Traverse costed more than 3 times more compared to the Topoint ....
... only that the "machined every thing" Topoint trigon is a full kit! (even disregarding the wimpy arrows)
That’s an absolute RIPPER of a bow for the price. Remember the old Bowtech Tomkats you used to sell at around $900 for the package? That bow is less than one third of the price but I bet it’s pretty comparable performance wise.
Hi Steven, would you rate this bow at 300fps? Interested in purchasing one for hunting.
M128 ir m129?
Тоже мучает этот вопрос. Очень мало информации
This one is the m129. He did the m128 review in another video.
Hi mate I see your bow is not wound down all the way for the speed test will this not effect that? Also can I buy replacement bowstring for max 7 from you?
Any idea how to get one of these in the US or if it goes under a different name for the US market?
I got the max7 and the cam bearimgs are stuffed and my bowstring needs replacing any one know where i cam get these things?
Can we buy this Junxing Max 7 for target shooting purpose? How safe is it for target shooting?
Mate will you guys be getting in the 109e that can shoot ball-bearings and arrows?
Merlin/Mybo bows are the best. I'll never use another brand, and who charges 500 dollars per hour and for what?
I like my Mybo Origin too ... Wouldnt mind their new one but I cant justify the purchase
@@sahhull Try the Edge, I'm not sure any of these bows are really really worth the money but someone once told me that if one is willing to pay the asking price then it's worth it. I think it comes down to the eye of the beholder and what they find beautiful. I don't think there's a huge difference in performance, it's the archers skill and experience that determines success or lack of, to hell with what the Pro's say, they're just trying to sell a product to make money.
Do a review on Junxing f161 recurve.
Скажите пожалуйста он на подшипниках?
I am looking for a used shootdown. Any help would be appreciated. In good shape.
Would this be good for whitetail deer hunting?
Sure, why wouldn't it be. 240-260 fps will shoot through a whitetail with no problems whatsoever.
Hello Steven and Good day to you, Do you have a Left-handed RPM Nitro MAG XL? Maybe there's 1 Available but isn't listed on your website perhaps? i've Messaged many websites including RPM on instagram too, No one answered and it's been days, Hopefully this Reaches you, cause i'm determined to buy one, and thanks in advance!
How do you look at the Chinese products veeeery closely resembling OEM’s like Mathews, any challenge promoting them?
He doesn't sell Mathews anymore 🤣
Where is your store located bud?
bought a JUNXING 38 pound Recurve Bow, unfortunately my wife cant use it because its too hard for her to pull to get a clean shot.
What can i do? Do i have to change the Bow Arms or can i do something with another bowstring?
With a recurve bow, you can untwist the string to reduce the draw weight slightly, but this will also affect your brace height so you don't want to change it too much. If you need to adjust it by more than a pound or two, you'll need to get different limbs. I hope that helps.
@@patentleatherkicks thanks, cant untwist my string, its not twisted, its more like lots of little string becoming one once they on the limbs. I will buy another one for my wife, guess thats the only solution which works :)
thank you
Is a bow you list for $280 bare on your web site really a $200 bow? Seems reasonable to expect you to get the price right.
He’s often confused about pricing in his videos, we just have to live with that I guess
I purchased this bow for 160 euros plus delivery.
263 pretty close m8
Welcome to the future....big things happening atm.
Where can I buy it?
Show pena que no nosso Brasil não conseguimos por este valor meu sonho é ter um arco destes para começar no esporte mas infelizmente aqui não tem como imagina ter um pse só fica no sonho mesmo😢
these cams is like the hoyt ignite
Do you ship to US
Looks like a Matthews knock off.
What do expect at $200?
@@greenhoodedvigilante458 And the other thing is they all have to get their ideas from somewhere. I don't think there is one bow out there that is totally unique, that bears absolutely no resemblance to another bow, well maybe Oneida. Same goes for tennis rackets.
@@capricornmagic63 probably the only one that is truly unique I would say is APA, asides that they all rip off eatchother. But the Bowtech deadlock is also pretty unique.
Or was it matthews who did the rippn
Can you settle an argument please I just bought the m128 which they sold me as a machined riser but when I got it it is not its cast. I work with metals I can see its cast. Its a cast riser isnt it?
Yep it's cast. I have that bow too
He does a review on the M128 if you search
@@mitchimal Evercatch also known as Amico on ebay sold it to me the ad says machined riser. Been arguing with the bastards for days they swear its machined I told them I work with metals I can tell cast from machined. Bastards should be shot. I was going to buy the topoint one but price swayed me. It is a good bow to be sure but I hate being lied to.
@@swillbill6640 that's really frustrating.. you certainly couldn't get a bow from China from a 5axis mill haha would be bloody nice though! The riser is solid at least and not heavy so it's pretty good. Even the threads hold up great. Used a front and rear stabiliser which I take off after use and never had burring. I get it's false advertising but to be honest most of the specs are false advertising on this thing 🤣
@@swillbill6640 they sold it to me too actually, I just checked! Probably the same listing too. They say magnesium riser too...
That thing looks a lot like a Mathews vertix
can u review for junxing M109e
Cranked mine down and it was on 77lb
Are the bow ok with 77 lb ?
@Sentott979 no problems yet. Probably because it's so slow even on 77lb.
I shoot Mach34 now. This I'd a lone bow for Mates now
For a 200 dollars now I don't believe that those are American limbs either.
They're Gordon glass. Not sure where exactly they're made but it's the same stuff as the US use
It closer to $300. He has it listed for $280 despite repeatedly saying 200 or just over. Seems to make a habit of this.
@@matthew5791 probable what he pays
That sounds familiar but it’s got American parts on it
That's a deal in a half
can i shoot it w/ fingers?
You could but your draw length would determine how it would feel on your fingers. Usually you’d want a longer axle to axle when shooting with fingers around 35” to 40”+ ata.
Why would you shoot a compound with finger?
@@sahhull because shooting barebow compound is fun. I can shoot very accurately to 30 yards and still shoot 3d comps out to 50y and still get respectable scores (usually around the mid way pack of guys shooting pins and release)
@@sahhull thats how i learned to shoot,in the 70s, tabs or glove, no sights either, instinctive
@@sahhull its how we shot them , in the day
That bow is not set up for maximum pull weight.
He does all his test at 60 pounds. So the bow would not be maxed out.
Jinxing have just ripped off Border Archery’s Tempest design and IP. I wouldn’t mind if it weren’t for the fact that they are a small company trying to provide innovative products and can’t afford world wide patents (not that they worked well for Hoyt when they had their design stollen).
I love this channel, but I can’t stand by and let these thieves market products as if they were there own design and as if they had spent their own money on developing the concepts.
If you buy these products, you are providing the demand. You are to blame for the death of small companies and their drive to innovate.
It's actually a Mathews copy. But is different enough not to infringe on IP... I wouldn't get too upset
Mate that's the reality of doing business no need to cry a river about it mate plus it lets people like me who can't afford the brand name stuff get into the sport chill matey
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Looks like it wants to jump out of your hand when you shoot.
Nah, mine just sits, I don't use a finger sling and it just sits there, I haven't shot it with stabs though.
The problem with Chinese bows is that they are all right handed.
Not quite true, Junxing do a series of shoot through bows at different specs, the M106 is at the lower end and the M122 comes to mind which is a higher spec. One can be changed from right to left but they do one that is a true ambidextrous bow.
@@chrisgaskell3706 Yes I have the M106 but 95% of Chinese bows are right handed.
@@vanmanwales1590 ...I bet approx. 95% bows of any other bow manufacturer are right-handed too 🤔?
@@WM-jy9dz No, not true. Left handed models are almost always available but on special order. Not true for Chinese bows.
Problem is there junk.
looks like a cursed mathews
Lil shorty is slow and gonna be hard to shoot.
My question is, why can I buy limbs for my bow (American) at around $350 USD with a warranty but these bows are less in total value? These bows only promote fuck heads and this why we see bin chickens, kangaroos and wombats with shitty fibreglass arrows in them! Keep it classy.
you mean cheap goods / cheap labor promotes f ...heads? ....leaving all the fun stuff for the people who can afford to pay big $$ (which they save on cheap labor costs) and let the rest work for them for little $$ so they can buy even more pricier toys?
@@WM-jy9dz it would seem that these cheaper products, being so throw away, don't exactly promote serious sport enthusiasts but rather a lot more of said fuck heads. Of course everyone starts somewhere with less expensive and lower quality products but I'm yet to see $20+ arrows stuck in native wildlife. Perhaps education and training is needed when purchasing potentially harmful goods?
The things you can't do for the price with that bow , you can do in communist or underdeveloped countries where labor laws don't exist....
...so i-phones should be much cheaper and it's apple that rips us off?
You think China is under developed...
@@chrisgaskell3706 no its a communist country that basically owns the United States thanks to our greedy politicians selling us out.
Under developed countries??? I'm not sure where have you been friend.... but China, Asia and the Far Eastern nations, have been equal or as advanced (or are rapidly advancing) as any of our often polarised and complacent Western countries, companies and economies.
As it's all swings and roundabout in profit based business... where companies will relocate their manufacturing bases, or worse buy in external products to rebrand and sell as their own.
@@humanitech China is a communist country.