Elite Remedy Tuning NEW BOW!
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- Опубликовано: 15 ноя 2021
- Here are the basic steps I take when I get a brand new bow in the box. Thank you to Elite Archery for the new Remedy - its a timely "booster" shot!
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Final setup for best bare shaft - FOR ME! Your results may be different
1. Elite Remedy set at 28.5" draw
2. QAD ultrarest HDX
3. Scott Little Goose release
4. Good Vibes custom stabilizer - 10"
5. Sirius Apollo Arrows 250 spine - 28.5" 100 grain insert / 200 grain point
6. Large Kisser Button - peeps are for posers
7. EZV Sight
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I am a bow freak. Literally owned and tried all bows this past 2 years. The Elite Remedy is my main bow and will be for a long time coming. Being 6'8" and having a 31" draw, it literally is the perfect bow for me. The ATA, the way it holds, the way it shoots and the way it feels, well has made me not even interested in anything new or different. Sure I still own other bows ( Mathews Atlas and Xpedition DLX), but my Remy is the one I always reach for. Just an all around great bow!
SET is amazingly simple and effective. I used it on my Kure this year and got bare shaft bullet holes in 2-3 shots. My bare, broadheads, and field point arrows are grouping better than I can shoot. Also, I fell in love with the Remedy when I shot it. I’ll get one unless the release something better next week.
Love the adjustability and tune ability of my new Bowtech Solution. It’s even literally labeled with the actual draw length right on the cam. No press needed with the deadlock technology either.
I just sold my remedy about a month ago and bought the Solution. The deadlock tech is a little better for tuning that the set technology. I’ll definitely be buying whatever bow tech comes out with at the ATA show!
Jus spit ballin... but do you remember back a few videos, where you mentioned something about shooting a new bow until the string, cables set in.. ???? Maybe shooting a couple hundred shots, THEN... tuning the bow. Something to think about.
Same kind of set up on my bow tech solution,big reason I bought it. Easy adjustability. I like being able to find what is most comfortable for me. Not what a bow shop says I have to shoot,and finding that 1 setting where everything comes together and I can great arrow flight,comfort etc.
I have decided now that the next bow I get will be an Remedy. Thanks for the video 🏹🤠👍.
It's nice that with all the technology of these times that some of these manufacturers make sure to take care of the consumer. With lockdowns & supply chain problems it's nice when u invest the $ into something & u can custom fit it for yourself. Not always the case when something needs an expensive tool to make a minor adjustment.
Thank you for telling me about this RUclips thing. Game changer!
I agree some people get crazy complicated when it comes to bow tuning. In reality, it isn’t that hard. It is physics. You are putting the energy of the bow directly behind the arrow. It makes the arrows fly straight and the bow much quieter.
The EKO cams on my Bear Divergent have the same type of adjustments. I've toyed with it a bunch and found the perfect combo (28.5" draw, 71# and 80% let-off). Couldn't have tinkered nearly as much if it required a trip to a shop to do.
Gosh dang i love your video's....i crushed a buck out here in commi fornia 630grains..cutthroat single bevel, clean pass thru both shoulders...lethal set up
Waiting for my new rest to come in and then I’m paper tuning my new Elite Enkore. Can’t wait!
I love what you are doing thank you
Always like your videos. But on this video after hearing the first few seconds of your opening comment I immediately pounded the like button. LOL...your the man Mr. Fairy!
I just got a new bow today. Thanks you for the awesome tips
Heck yeah
I'm loving the Sirius Apollo 200's on my 80 pound PSE EVO EVL 32. 100 grain Sirius/Ethics insert/outsert. .204 carbon is me 100%. Have not seen another shaft quite as nice. Thanks Wray for the recomendation. This combo is HELL on hogs !!! lol
I watch your videos why would somebody not wanna watch them very informant You tell it like it is and get to the point I've learned a lot from me keep on the videos and I'll keep on the watching I'm LJ from Fort Worth Texas and d*** Skippy I'm proud to be a Texan .
Looks pretty easy to do. I for one don’t have a bow press either nor have I messed with anything outside of the sight and a little bit with the rest.
I was actually going to wait until either late winter or spring to get a new bow 🏹 to take over for my old 2006 PSE Fire 🔥 Flight 33. From recommendation on some of your videos and Nate’s from Average Jack Archery 🏹 I was going to drive an hour and a half to the closest Elite dealer. That ease of adjustability and shoot ability was a solid selling point.
But I decided to check out a new archery 🏹 shop that is more local and the owner is someone who my cousin knows. I had no intention of buying a bow, but they had a PRIME Black 3 there for $600 down from $1000. I called my wife and brought her home this past August.
Heading into this off-season I need to get some arrows for her. At 29.5 in draw and 65 lbs (up from 60 in my old bow) I am looking at the Sirius SuperNova test kit for 300/350. I previously bought the RF field point test kit, just haven’t used them yet. I believe I have up to 200 grain points. Definitely looking forward to going through the process this spring and summer.
Thanks Troy!
I've learned that tinkering with the bow, or bow tuning, whatever you want to call it, is very important for Broadheads. I find it interesting so I "WANT" to learn it for my own gain. For me, it seems like a healthy tuned bow shoots whatever weight arrow I decide to shoot. 380, 420, 500, 650 730, It's rewarding when you take polar opposite arrows weights and shoot them one after another through paper and you get bullet holes. There's a lot of ways to tune things without a press and a million cheat sheets out there regarding yoke tuning. Keep tinkering, because the only thing you get is amazing Broadhead flight
Thanks man. More bow hunting videos please.
I have to get one of those. It's longer and seems forgiving. And easy adjustments too
Gonna end up with an Envision or a Remedy...
Very cool that it is in the Ranch Fairy arsenal.
Elite should make a "Troy Fowler signature edition"
That is not compatible with twizzlers and flappers.
Just in time for me to tune my remedy!
Brand new bow and brand new strings, I would do a quick and dirty tune. Then shoot it 200 or 300 times, get the strings broke in, get the cams back in time because they will be out of time and then do a serious tune.
you heard him - he won't touch a bow press so cam timing will be out and no SET technology will fix it. For me a bow press is just another kind of vice that allows me to fix things in a couple of minutes instead of wasting time with fixing things that are not broken.
Man love you videos I need to try the sirus arrows been with hunter pros for a while
Heck yeah!!
Great vid.
In addition to set up before starting to bare shaft tune, make sure your rest and cams are square and in line first. I started tuning a bow that had lots of cam lean, and ended up moving my rest so that the arrow was way off center. The arrows shoot great out of the bow, but it's probably not the best way to get there. So make sure you have the cams and rest good before you start worrying about the arrows. Just trying to help limit some variables.
for most bows at higher poundage the arrow IS out of center as the riser will flex due to the off-set of the cable guard (during draw the stress in the cable increase while the stress in string will decrease). Therefore the "Centre Shot" specified by the bow manufactures is actually not the geometrical center. When tuning a bow always start with the specified centre shot, especially if it is a new bow.
Shot a buck yesterday and popped my cherry with a heavy arrow… 29.5 victory ss micros 50 grain outsert 4 fletch and a 175 grain 4 blade tooth of the arrow… 580 grains total shooting 70pounds, like a 12 gauge slug he died in 5 seconds, pass through like butter, he went maybe 30 yards with good blood, thanx for all your info never shoot mechanical again
Yes Sir! I just built 4 test arrows using RFs "how to" bare shaft/nock/broadhead tune and it took me a day and a half. I almost rushed it. Emailed RF some questions, he got back to me with some instructions and I followed them. Got them bare shaft through paper with smaller tears like this. After, I fletched them, they shoot STRAIGHT! I bugged the heck outta RF tho...lol My bad Troy
No worries man. Glad we got it donen
I'm still in love with my Hoyt rx5 ultra first Hoyt I've owned. I told myself that they were way to expensive and your just buying the name untill I shot that ultra and fell in love. I want to shoot the new elites!
Wifes elite ember is set at 32 lbs, 24” DL … I have no clue where to start. We did get her some 500’s with about 100 total out front just to get her shooting. Just a rough jumping off point would be much appreciated. Your the man Troy! I love my supernova’s.
Hit me on email. It will be easier
Troy@ranchfairy.com
I love my Elite Enkore. My ventum 30 is my backup bow now.
Elite Enkore as well. Thought it was a tad heavy, but once I got use to it. Shooting lights out 50 yds and in. Also shot my first whitetail ever earlier this month.
Cool beans!
I sniffed fairy dust a little shooting a heavier arrow this year than last year hoping to make the full jump to 600 grains this summer. Got some new arrows with better spine to try. Thoughts on a hybrid broadhead? I shot one this year with a cut on contact tip and flapper back, shot and killed a the biggest buck of my life that's not the point here. When I shot I got full pass through flapper deployed somewhere in the middle of the deer flappers got bent but cut on contact tip kept going. Broke ribs on both sides. Thoughts ? Shot was quarter away 10 yards 12feet up in tree.
This is the Grinch that Stole Archery! His personality has finally told me he is Jim Carey…. Of Archery!
Denny’s hairy fairy food at 3am. Good shit
I have that same bow you will love it
Boom
Nothing better than a booster shot lol
I have a V3 which has been a great bow. After learning some things, I think that Elite will be my next upgrade in a few years. I’m not impressed with Mathews V3X 2022 offer from what I have seen.
at least for the new 2022 Mathew versions you can do the string and cable tuning / cam timing without even requiring a bow press .
Bought an Enkore last year and never been able to tune it, even after a second trip to the dealer. Don't know if it was a lemon but had some pretty bad tears even with SET. Finally got rid of it and ended up with a brand new V3 31, and got it set up in less than 10 shots. Will not look back!
Sooo, is a 3am run to Denny’s and unable to read the menu “for some reason” the first or last step in “the process”?!😂😂
Hey Troy, I’ve been watching throughout bow season and I’m ready to get on the fairy dust after a disappointing hit on a buck when I hit the scapula and it stopped me from getting the kill. Should I go for a 650 gr arrow to have that Ashby bone splitting threshold or would a 550-575 gr do fine for bone on a whitetail? Also what spine would you recommend to for those weights? I’m going to order the Vulcan test kit and just wondering where to start. Also side note my wife is an RT and I pick her brain on lung and heart shots all the time. Good people to know, those RT’s.
Hit me on email
Troy@ranchfairy.com
Send draw weight / draw length
Brother there’s no such thing as too much penetration.
nice booster there. #adultbow
Troy your the best. I shoot Easton axis 5mm 340 spine. But there is a problem I can't get them. My pro shop is sold out. My bowtech is tuned to those. What other arrow can I shoot
Depends upon draw weight
Draw length
But Sirius archery.com Apollo’s ranch fairy store !! Suggested
Ain't nothing controversial about physics my guy. #adultarrows
How durable are the Orion's? Im thinking about switching to them next season for better foc from Day SIx Hd's. Ill basically stay within 40 grains but go from ~14% foc to ~24%. And ill have some single, double, and three bladed heads to try out for a golf bag of destruction. Valkyie Jagerbomb 350's, Tuffhead Meatheads, Iron WIll Wide Solids, and Magnus Stinger 150's. varying insert weight to make them match weight wise and its off to the races
Wait - someone actually is paying attention to the wanna be arrow companies with HEAVY GPI arrows?
At least one.
Apollo is most durable
The Orion is no less durable than what you’re shooting
If I can shoot an arrow bare shaft without vanes and field tip, and then shoot an arrow with a broadhead with vanes (because you have to) and the broadhead is going to direct the front of the arrow while the vanes control the back then what's the point of bare shaft tuning if broadhead and vanes are going to direct the arrow flight.
Consistent launch across the whole set of arrows. Everyone thinks because fletch masks poor launch that they are good to go and broadheads will fly
Nothing could be further from the truth.
Simply - if you cut the fletch off one of your arrows and it flies crazy…it’s launching exactly the same way with fletch. It’s just masked.
If it flies “ pretty darn close” to perfect bare shaft - it’s launching the same and
will be more accurate
If I tinker with draw length, then get good results, wouldn’t that drive a possible arrow length change? And if so, wouldn’t the corresponding arrow weight change then change results? Seems like I might get into a circular argument here between me self and the bow.
Yep. But the that bow allows you to adjust the DL without a press - set it and forget it
Cranking bow half turn down once more may have fixed it. Have found that a draw length set a little too short is better than a draw set a little too long. Things get weird when you constantly feel like you have to overdraw the bow even if is just a small amount. Ready for some new pig wacking videos and autopsies. Maybe some hard "quartering to" shots?
I too have found that a short”er” DL is favorable
amazing ...we buy now flagship bows for big $$$ with tons of tuneability and have to adjust the DL to the bows needs instead of our own physis? ....guys, check your center shot when installing your rest and start from there ...and that's not done with eyeballing, you have to measure it!
If you like an elite you should try a Bowtech. Way better tuning system.
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I've got a BowTech redhead chronics I've been at the bow shop 1,000 times and he's double check the knock height the rest and nothing no matter the adjustment I can get the knock high tear out of it I need help I can't get the bow to tune and he is baffled and he said he's been doing it for 40 years any suggestions
None. If a shop can’t get it out I don’t know what to do.
Only thing possible - if you’re shooting a whisker biscuit.
I’ve heard of bows that wouldn’t tune for whatever reason. 🤷♀️
Did he check the cam timing
I love my Mathews Triax, but it’s no where nearly as serviceable as an Elite.
Omg what in the actual frig is that thing? And plz tell me it’s not in my creeks around here lol
Lol its a gar. Most likely are in your creek they are all over in any river system.
@@drewsroo it looks like a rectum biter😧
We're can I send u pictures to
Troy@ranchfairy.com
Do you see arrow straightness affecting your ability to tune broadheads
I do not
Now
Bare shaft tuning
Then nock tuning
Oh that is magic
Thank you
Ranch fairy, how do we email you? I understand you are not a fan of "flappers" but wanting to know your opinion on the levi morgan #261 swacker broadhead.
No opinion. Believe the hype
Or SNORT THE FAIRY DUST !!!
A draw board and a bow press are really the basics for tuning a bow...A 50 bucks Bowmaster bow press is often enough, but you need a bow press.
Shoots bullet holes!
@@RanchFairy
Ok, but what if the bow, and this happens very often, goes out of synch when one of the cables stretches more than the other, for example ? What if you have to give a twist to the string (for fixing peep orientation, for example, or for fine tuning draw lenght or let off) or to both cables when the bow looses some poundage due to the stretch of the cables ?
I know you often can, with systems like the ones on the Elite or the Bowtech, get rid of a lateral tear without moving the rest from the true center shot and without using a press, but, still, you need a draw board to check everything on your bow and a press to make some important adjustments.
Just my opinion, of course, I don't want to teach anything to anybody !!
@@nicolaalberti7736
So I understand all this. And honestly don’t know how to beat it. Because of fun Facts.
1. 99% of bow / Bowhunting people don’t know what you’re talking about.
2. Don’t have a press
3. Sure as hell don’t have a draw board.
So I’m trying to help the average person understand how to do the best they can to achieve great arrow flight.
Does that mean they shouldn’t try a press and draw board? No it does not.
But will 99% of people get one.
No
They
Will
Not.
@@RanchFairy 👍
Torquing the fuck out of it.
THEY WILL NOT LET ME GET NOTIFCATIONS
Dunno? Hit the bell thing. If that doesn’t do it - no idea
Paper tuning should be done by the limb/cam adjustment first…not last…
Ok - BUT if a combination of arrows shoots without the cam “lean”
Are we good
Danny's at 3am and you can't read the menu... Yeppers, you just point...
It's common knowledge that a bow performs best at or near full draw weight. That's why you can get 55-60-65-70lb limbs. I crank mine back 1/2 - 1 simply for less draw weight. Never for tuning!
This is what has always been said - And while it may be true for arrow speed, it may not be true for achieving all the other factors that are important for hunting…a 60 lb bow being shot at 55 lbs, shooting a heavy arrow perfectly straight is much better for hunting than cranking it to 60 and shooting a light arrow that doesn’t fly straight. Sorry, ranch fairy makes sense here.
@@BledJ73 1. you choose the poundage that's suits you and your purpose (hunting vs 3D etc...)
2. you select the spine for the particular poundage and arrow setup
3. you tune the bow for the particular arrow WITHOUT REQUIREMENT OF CHANGING THE POUNDAGE (or god forbit the DL - the DL depends solely on your form, never should be changed for bow tuning purposes)
Every bow manufacturer specifies the centre shot for the particular bow - this is a measurement you have to check first after installing your rest - every other approach without checking the centre shot is malarkey and you starting to fix things that are not broken! It is acceptable to move your rest a little bit to get this perfect bullet hole (usually the manufacturer specifies also a tolerance), if you only get this perfect bullet hole when the rest is far out something is horrible wrong and you might have to change the cam position (which is easy to do with S.E.T from Elite, or even easier with the Bowtech system, others like Matthew (top-hats) and PSE will require some shimming).
@@WM-jy9dz Thanks for the bow tuning 101 lesson. Now I know.
@@BledJ73 center shot for the Elite according to their website is 13/16 to 7/8 inch (pretty much the same as for many other bows).
@@WM-jy9dz Wow. Good info. What shop do you work at? Maybe I’ll have you help me tune my bow.
Troy, I'm starting to worry that your about done with the bowhunting stuff to take up fishing exclusively. Please don't, there is more work to do. I know you feel like a salmon swimming upstream at times but please stay the course.