Swift Styk from St. Patrick Lake Longbows
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- In this video I go into detail about the character of the Swift Styk from St. Patrick Lake Longbows and show a few shots on how the bow performs. Further information can be found at www.stpatricklakelongbows.com
You can also find the data I've mentioned in this video on the swift styk at www.thetradlab.com
good shooting nice bow and fast
Sure is! It really is one of my favorite bows!
That dog likes you because you are a great shot and that he can walk around your yard and not get hit by a miss-guided arrow. Nice bow for sure.
Thank you! He's appeared in a couple of my videos. Haven't seen him in a while though. Kinda miss the guy
I've been using heavy riser bows for years. They make the shooting experience better. Great in the wind absorb sound and shock. Exude confidence under pressure. 45 yrs.
Having mass in my opinion is definitely the way to go. I completely agree with ya that it makes for a great experience
That’s a good looking bow! 44# @29 wow them arrows r cooking dude I can tell! I’ve really been playing with the idea of making my own bow really think it would be fun! Glad Erik does anything u want and loves to experiment! I might check their bows out
Thanks man! These bows are quickly becoming a household name. Definitely proud to shoot them
It looks like a really Kool bow man
Thanks! It really is. I love r/d bows and this one is at the top
Good shot!
Thank you sir!
Hey Josh , great video. You’re one heck of a shooter as I’m sure you hear a lot. I have a quick question. I am getting a swift styk at roughly 51lbs at my draw length. The bow I was able to get is a 54lb@31”. I have a 30” draw. I am curious if I were to shoot woodies from this setup like you, what shafts would you choose and how would you spine them? Is it the same tuning as a carbon or different? Any advice would be awesome/helpful, tip weight and such. Thank you for your time and honest videos. Keep up the good shooting and have a good 3d season.
As far as what to recommend, I really can't. And I very seldom shoot crabons, so I'm not the best to ask about. It's hard to tell any person what would tune to their bow because every shooter is different. Bow cant, finger pressure, tip weight, release, etc, all play a vital factor in a bows arrow tune. My best advice I can give is to get ahold of someone like Archery Past, Wapiti, or Paul Jalon to get a test kit. I would get a 50-55, 55-60, and 60-65# test kit along with 100, 125, 150, and 175gr tips. Plus, whatever is fetching you desire. Each test kit comes with 2 of each shafts fletch one of each, put whatever tip weight you want on, and shoot them full length. Choose whichever is the closest to middle and tune from there.
Thanks Josh for writing back! I am on wapiti right now looking at their wood test kits. I will def give that a go. Can’t wait for next video of your swift styk. Mine comes usps tomorrow! Take care man
How much does it weigh
What is length of the bow
@@williamswanson6396 64"
Currently as of 5-28-2023 not made.
You are correct. BUT, only because he swapped over to his cnc machine. He does plan on bringing it back once he gets the new forms. However there is no telling how long that will be
@@stykmanarchery9526 That is why I said Currently.
@Casey smith you got it, sorry its still early and I haven't had my coffee 😅
@@stykmanarchery9526 No Problem.
How can I get one?????
stpatricklakelongbows.com/
@@stykmanarchery9526 thank you in the video Indian creek bow hunter 3d it shows you shooting right hand then shows you shooting left hand towards the end of the video at 28:50 in the video
@@gregorychapman3122 it was actually because of me using a phone for half of the video. Its a mirror image. I didn't realize that til last week actually! Good eye haha!!!
Those limbs are beautiful.
Great shootin'👍
Let's go smoke your new bow 👨 man.