The level of honesty in the review always sets this channel apart from many others. On the other hand I think the cable guard is quite a significant innovation. The improvement from v3 to vxr is IMO bigger than from vxr to vertix
I think the angled roller sounds like it will do more than it actually does. We have set up 6 or 7 of them and they aren't any easier or harder to tune than the VXR. Trent is a really good and experienced shooter and he hasn't noticed any difference in the way it aims or in accuracy. Being left handed i haven't been able to get a good feel for it yet because all we have it right handed bows. That being said, i trust my co workers opinion.
I agree, I also scratch my head when EVERY YEAR people expect ground breaking innovation and change, when archery is close to the peak, and almost as good as it will ever probably get....small changes are all we can and should expect....and even small improvements, are still improvements....
I really appreciate you doing these review at 28in also. So many just show 29 or 30in and it’s nice to see something at my draw length and to see the efficiency difference between the lengths.
Upgraded to the VXR this year and went back to the Vertix after four weeks because I just feel a lot more confident with it. Seems like I won’t have to upgrade in 2021 either 😉
@@jasonbrady7861 There’s something wrong with me I just found and bought another Halon 32. So the first one I bought I’m going to give to my nephew to use.
What is the actual draw length on the 30” mod? Still 1/2” over? If so, deduct about 5 more FPS and actual ibo is mid to upper 320s I’m guessing. Especially if it’s set to exactly 70#.
I have a V3 31” and it seems like I have less clearance for my vanes. I run the arrow through the center of the berger button hole and nock high 1/16” and have to turn my nocks on my arrow to get it to clear the rollers. If I run my arrow under the berger hole then yes it provides more clearance than the VXR.
Its an upgraded VXR and there is nothing wrong with that. I shoot A Hoyt Rx4 and it’s an upgraded RX3. People kind of crap on these bow companies these last 2 years for not coming out with anything revolutionary but the bow companies are doing something great and very smart. When you have a product that’s a really successful platform like the VXR or the Rx4 the smart thing to do is build on an all ready established and successful platform. The worst thing you can do is try to change things. If its awesome just try and make it more awesome. Bow companies putting out similar bows the next year is not a result in lack of innovation, it’s a testament to how good these bows are now and that they are so good that’s it’s hard to make massive improvements.
Hi!!! I would like to ask something, I have a new set of ABB cables, and string on my V3 27, and the bottom cam rubbing against the yoke cable. The cam leaning too much. How can I fix it? Thank you so much for your advice and help. Kind regards Robert.
Also, you didn’t mention the redesigned riser. Yes the limp pockets are different and the lower damper is smaller and the frame around it is thinner. The V3 I did see in store had the SCS already on it. Not sure if Mathews threw them on or the bow shop. Would be cool if they just gave us those with the VXR. Not worth the $60 to put them on afterwards
@@Life-of-Bluegrass_Music Here we are four months later and my V3 31 just came in. That was too long of a wait. I love it. So glad I went with the 31 My Triax is now my back up
I think your reviews are the most honest on RUclips. I’m still catching my breath putting on GAS Ghost XV and the UV Beereal grip on the VXR31.5. My back up is the Traverse, which i still love. Are you sticking with the Traverse?
I shoot right handed bows all the time hoyt is they only one that I cant due to the riser! And I don't draw them right handed I shot them left handed just like my left handed bows I own. Good review also!
Well, just when I had crossed this one off the list, you tell me that it weighs 4 oz less than advertised! Granted, it's no Mach 1, but 4.25 sure is better than...well, all the other CC bows 👍🏼
Do you know if the oval peep sight on the Option Archery website is the latest & greatest updated version? I thought a while back you mentioned there was an earlier version but the first version was causing string wear?
I put ABB strings on my VXR 31.5 and shoot a 515 grain arrow without monkey tails and got 298 FPS... I have a 30” draw and 65lb mods and I’m weighing the draw at 69lbs... something isn’t adding up with the V3 speeds you’re getting
Awesome review as always. So, shooting a hoyt powermax now at 70lbs with an hha optimizer single pin. Just started archery in January but was thinking about making the jump to a flagship bow. Thinking about prime black 3 at 80lbs, or mathews v3 or vxr at 75lbs. Want a bow above 30 inches and know I could save money with the prime. Any suggestions?
Two questions; 1). Have you had a chance to check out and test the Sanlida archery Dragon x8? 2). Do you work at The Bow Rack? I like your videos and the way you present things and would think about making a trip up there to have you help me tune my bow so I know it would be done properly.
@@InsideOutPrecision I am planning a road trip for sometime in the next few months just to get out that way, the bow shop here didn't do anything to fix my bow they just moved the sight all the way down along with all the pins except for the 20 yard pin which was in the center of the sight. So I have to start from the beginning again.
Hard to get lefty bows and accessories especially here in Australia, apparently statistics say less than 10%of the archery community are left handed, this goes off of sales. When a lefty walks in to buy a bow we have to just accept what is available and a lot of us will just not bother buying a crap bow just because its left-hand, in reality there are tons of leftys and we don't really get into archery much or buy much because there is just not enough available. Archery companies pull ya finger out and make more lefty gear, I know a lot of people who started left and where forced to go right because dealers convinced them to shoot right and they never achieve full potential and I know others who have always shot right hand and changed to left and are a way better shot. I get over this eye dominance bullshit just to shoot a bow that dealers tell you just so you will buy a right hand bow. I shoot a pistol holding it with my right hand and both eyes open and that is right handed but if I do the same with a bow I'm told I'm left hand, makes no sense. Make more lefty gear companies.
I know you said you probably wouldnt upgrade from VXR but how bout from your Traverse? Also, did you mention which let off % it had? Was wondering how much speed loss between the 80 and 85.
I'm still gonna shoot my Traverse. The VXR is a great bow, but wasn't as comfortable as the Traverse, and the new V3 us more less a VXR with an angled roller guard. The test was with 85% mods. Geneally there's a 3-5 fps difference
Hey, enjoy watching your videos even though sometimes I’m lost at what your talking about because I’m new to bow hunting and these are a bit more advanced than me at the moment lol. I recently changed the mods on my Hoyt Nitrum Turbo at the pro shop and now when i draw back i have to hold the bow from going instead of it settling a bit, I’m sure with time I’ll be able to build up strength to easily hold it but at the moment im a bit shaky. Is this common??
Excellent video. One question, I notice on a lot of videos right as the cams break over, there is a "Tick" sound. What is that? I hear it over and over.
@@InsideOutPrecision Thanks for the quick reply. Is there a way to silence that at all? I have a V3 on the way, and I could see a black bear, or WT picking that sound up instantly when drawing. Once again, thanks for your excellent videos! They are money!
I shoot 60 lbs at 30 inches. I'm concerned about this new tech that allows such a huge range of draw weight at the cam. My concern would be that they had to make sacrifices at various draw weights. For instance, did they optimize overall for a 70 lbs draw and then the 60 lbs mod takes a speed penalty (won't shoot as fast as it would with a dedicated 60 lbs cam). I don't know of anyone that wants to change weights on their bows so much.
@@InsideOutPrecision Thanks for the reply. Has anyone to your knowledge done this experiment? (change weight mods and keep the grains of arrow per pound of draw the same and look for anomalies)
I was looking for a new bow and as you said you were out of the 28 inch mode this is way I didn't buy Mathews. They have amazing looking bow with solid performance but on the end if you have to wait weeks at the time to get the module that you need and you could never test what you are buying since it is almost never available in left hand in any store it is really not worth the extra 5 or 10 feed per second . For me Mathews biggest failure as a bow manufacture is not that they use modules but the fact for over 1000 $ they only ship the bow with one module and then the potential customer has to wait and wait for the correct module and guess if it will fit or not. If you want to be top of the line manufacture with a top $ price tag add a set of modules with the bow charge extra 200 $ and finish the story. We all know that 2 small pieces of CNC machined aluminum do not cost 75 $ and don't take 4 weeks to make. This will add resale value and defiantly attract more customers. Once you are spending over 1000 $ on a bow what difference dose it make extra 200 $ for modules set for different draw lengths.
@@InsideOutPrecision I wish that was the case. The answer was 4 to 6 weeks. The explanation was covid. Next time I am buying a bow I will go on a road trip straight to the manufacturer to remove all delays.
Great review, appreciate all the arrows and chrono speeds at different draw lengths. It’s irritating when reviews don’t do a 30/70/350 review. Is the V3 riser the same length as the VXR? Is the throat of the grip slightly higher, on the V3 compared to the VXR? Thanks
thinner limbs ....and much more movement with said limbs causing more movement ,which means more volume( sound),& more vibration when shot,,,,,,so to fix this they needed a new dampner!..I' think i'll stick with the vxr!.....Also with more movement it isn't just higher sound, but anything that moves (More) during the shot (the more inaccurate it will be) all things being equal and having to figure out ways to tame this inevitable outcome!
@@johnmckee7988 It looks to be a great sight. Compared to a Spot Hogg single pin that’ll run you $300, i’d spend the extra cash for the $455 sight with much better components anyway.
Get a taller guy to shoot these bows so we're not always getting 28 28 and 1/2 in speeds... IBO 30-inch draw 60 lbs... I'm sure there are a lot of guys out here that over 5 foot 6 that want to see something other than these 28in draw reviews
@@InsideOutPrecision 305 fps w 440 grain arrow...30 in at 70 lbs...impressive thanks... one last thing do you think the G3 is quieter then the vxr 31:5... since they came out with the G3 there's tons of VXR s for sale online... I guess everybody has to have the latest and greatest
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The level of honesty in the review always sets this channel apart from many others. On the other hand I think the cable guard is quite a significant innovation. The improvement from v3 to vxr is IMO bigger than from vxr to vertix
I think the angled roller sounds like it will do more than it actually does. We have set up 6 or 7 of them and they aren't any easier or harder to tune than the VXR. Trent is a really good and experienced shooter and he hasn't noticed any difference in the way it aims or in accuracy. Being left handed i haven't been able to get a good feel for it yet because all we have it right handed bows. That being said, i trust my co workers opinion.
I agree, I also scratch my head when EVERY YEAR people expect ground breaking innovation and change, when archery is close to the peak, and almost as good as it will ever probably get....small changes are all we can and should expect....and even small improvements, are still improvements....
I really appreciate you doing these review at 28in also. So many just show 29 or 30in and it’s nice to see something at my draw length and to see the efficiency difference between the lengths.
Good honest review as always. Thank you. I would love to see a review on the Atlas with 30” mods if possible.
I just bought my V3 31 Matthews. I am 59 year old with shooting #60 pounds at 29" draw length. Awesome Bow. Does everything I want in a bow.
Looks like we will both be sticking to the traverse ! Sweet honest review as always take care bro keep it coming
I have been anxiously waiting for your review to come out.
I was wondering why the posture was a little off today I didn't realize you're using the opposite hand ...nice man
Upgraded to the VXR this year and went back to the Vertix after four weeks because I just feel a lot more confident with it. Seems like I won’t have to upgrade in 2021 either 😉
Agreed ill keep my Vertix
As I’m on the poorer side of things and my Halon 32 is the shit. 🍿
I have been looking at that bow, it looks really nice.
I just picked up the Halon 32 - 6. So far seams like a great bow.
Halon is a great bow.. they have made only minor changes since releasing the Halon.. you have no real need to upgrade imo.. enjoy your bow
@@jasonbrady7861 There’s something wrong with me I just found and bought another Halon 32. So the first one I bought I’m going to give to my nephew to use.
Heck yeah! Been waiting for this all morning!
This is the review I've been waiting for...
And I've always been impressed that you can draw 70lbs x amount of times with your non dominant hand. I don't think I could pull 60 with my left hand.
Ran my numbers on my v3 31. My bow was at 303fps with 70# 28 draw and 80% let off mods. 396 grain arrow cut at 28”. Sweet shooting bow.
Honest and fair review, that's what I love about you guys 💪
What is the actual draw length on the 30” mod? Still 1/2” over? If so, deduct about 5 more FPS and actual ibo is mid to upper 320s I’m guessing. Especially if it’s set to exactly 70#.
10:29 butter-smooth draw ;)
@Rusty Shackleford I KNOW!
I’m about to make the upgrade to this bow from a 2005 Mathews Lx. I’ve considered upgrading time and time again but I still like shooting the old lx.
Thank you for this review it's the one I needed for persuasion. And for a southpaw shooting right handed that was a damn nice group on the target👍
I have a V3 31” and it seems like I have less clearance for my vanes. I run the arrow through the center of the berger button hole and nock high 1/16” and have to turn my nocks on my arrow to get it to clear the rollers. If I run my arrow under the berger hole then yes it provides more clearance than the VXR.
Its an upgraded VXR and there is nothing wrong with that. I shoot A Hoyt Rx4 and it’s an upgraded RX3. People kind of crap on these bow companies these last 2 years for not coming out with anything revolutionary but the bow companies are doing something great and very smart. When you have a product that’s a really successful platform like the VXR or the Rx4 the smart thing to do is build on an all ready established and successful platform. The worst thing you can do is try to change things. If its awesome just try and make it more awesome. Bow companies putting out similar bows the next year is not a result in lack of innovation, it’s a testament to how good these bows are now and that they are so good that’s it’s hard to make massive improvements.
Please do a review on the Atlas when you guys get one in. 🙏
Interesting how the selling points change.
Remember when string angle and more forgiving due to the longer brace height were selling points.
I would like to hear your opinion on bear archery bows.
Meh, they're okay. Quite a bit of nock travel
Hi!!! I would like to ask something, I have a new set of ABB cables, and string on my V3 27, and the bottom cam rubbing against the yoke cable. The cam leaning too much. How can I fix it?
Thank you so much for your advice and help. Kind regards Robert.
Also, you didn’t mention the redesigned riser. Yes the limp pockets are different and the lower damper is smaller and the frame around it is thinner. The V3 I did see in store had the SCS already on it. Not sure if Mathews threw them on or the bow shop. Would be cool if they just gave us those with the VXR. Not worth the $60 to put them on afterwards
Coming off the 2018 Triax 28 I just ordered the V3 31.
Can’t wait
I made Triax my back up. I bought the V3 27. It is faster then the V3 31. So I bought the V3 27. Also I like the smaller A to A.
@@Life-of-Bluegrass_Music
Here we are four months later and my V3 31 just came in.
That was too long of a wait.
I love it.
So glad I went with the 31
My Triax is now my back up
I think your reviews are the most honest on RUclips. I’m still catching my breath putting on GAS Ghost XV and the UV Beereal grip on the VXR31.5. My back up is the Traverse, which i still love. Are you sticking with the Traverse?
Good question!
Great reviews, big fan, looking to get a new Mathews, which is lighter VXR 28 or V3 31
I shoot right handed bows all the time hoyt is they only one that I cant due to the riser! And I don't draw them right handed I shot them left handed just like my left handed bows I own. Good review also!
If like to see a review on the atlas, not many out there that are good reviews
Well, just when I had crossed this one off the list, you tell me that it weighs 4 oz less than advertised! Granted, it's no Mach 1, but 4.25 sure is better than...well, all the other CC bows 👍🏼
My hunting arrow weighs 400 grains and I always have full penetration on deer now if I were to go elk hunting I would use a 500 grain arrow
Great video! Thanks for the info!!!
does the centre guard pull the yolks to the side so they are not meant to be perfectly vertical?
What release is that. And how do you like it. Looks like the wise guy I am looking into getting
My v3 31 28.5 mods 85% let off 75lb mods has a peak weight of 77 lbs 415 grain arrow is hitting 324 to 326 fps
What is best bow for archer having injured shoulder?
Good review as usual
Nice bow, and I still shoot a Switchback XT.
What is your personal hunting arrow spine, length, point weight, and ur draw length?
What do you think about the war torn stabilizer?
Do you know if the oval peep sight on the Option Archery website is the latest & greatest updated version? I thought a while back you mentioned there was an earlier version but the first version was causing string wear?
I put ABB strings on my VXR 31.5 and shoot a 515 grain arrow without monkey tails and got 298 FPS... I have a 30” draw and 65lb mods and I’m weighing the draw at 69lbs... something isn’t adding up with the V3 speeds you’re getting
Awesome review as always. So, shooting a hoyt powermax now at 70lbs with an hha optimizer single pin. Just started archery in January but was thinking about making the jump to a flagship bow. Thinking about prime black 3 at 80lbs, or mathews v3 or vxr at 75lbs. Want a bow above 30 inches and know I could save money with the prime. Any suggestions?
Both are great bows. Shoot them both and see which one you like better
Two questions; 1). Have you had a chance to check out and test the Sanlida archery Dragon x8? 2). Do you work at The Bow Rack? I like your videos and the way you present things and would think about making a trip up there to have you help me tune my bow so I know it would be done properly.
I have seen them. Theyre a Chinese made knock off of a bow tech. Not a huge fan. And yeah work at the Bow Rack! Come on by
@@InsideOutPrecision I am planning a road trip for sometime in the next few months just to get out that way, the bow shop here didn't do anything to fix my bow they just moved the sight all the way down along with all the pins except for the 20 yard pin which was in the center of the sight. So I have to start from the beginning again.
Waiting on that Atlas review
Hard to get lefty bows and accessories especially here in Australia, apparently statistics say less than 10%of the archery community are left handed, this goes off of sales. When a lefty walks in to buy a bow we have to just accept what is available and a lot of us will just not bother buying a crap bow just because its left-hand, in reality there are tons of leftys and we don't really get into archery much or buy much because there is just not enough available. Archery companies pull ya finger out and make more lefty gear, I know a lot of people who started left and where forced to go right because dealers convinced them to shoot right and they never achieve full potential and I know others who have always shot right hand and changed to left and are a way better shot. I get over this eye dominance bullshit just to shoot a bow that dealers tell you just so you will buy a right hand bow. I shoot a pistol holding it with my right hand and both eyes open and that is right handed but if I do the same with a bow I'm told I'm left hand, makes no sense. Make more lefty gear companies.
Do you have a video of the Atlas coming? As a 31.5” draw, i prefer a 35” ATA bow. Curious if the speed would be any different than my VXR.
Probably, it's got a longer brace height.
I'm going to do a review. Otsa lot slower though. We shot it at 34 " with a 480 grain arrow and it was only 289 fps
@@InsideOutPrecision ow wow thats crazy. Im running about 480gr with my VXR and getting right around 285fps.
Cool review you did!! I just see that you struggle to pull the bow!!!
Yeah I'm left handed, drawing a 70lb right handed bow. I say that like 10 times haha
What length is that stabilizer?
Id rather get the vxr 31.5 don't like the way they moved the cable rollers
I know you said you probably wouldnt upgrade from VXR but how bout from your Traverse? Also, did you mention which let off % it had? Was wondering how much speed loss between the 80 and 85.
I'm still gonna shoot my Traverse. The VXR is a great bow, but wasn't as comfortable as the Traverse, and the new V3 us more less a VXR with an angled roller guard. The test was with 85% mods. Geneally there's a 3-5 fps difference
Is it worth the extra $100 then?
Hey, enjoy watching your videos even though sometimes I’m lost at what your talking about because I’m new to bow hunting and these are a bit more advanced than me at the moment lol. I recently changed the mods on my Hoyt Nitrum Turbo at the pro shop and now when i draw back i have to hold the bow from going instead of it settling a bit, I’m sure with time I’ll be able to build up strength to easily hold it but at the moment im a bit shaky. Is this common??
Did you lengthen or shorten it?
The Nitrum Turbo is jumpy cam in general, thats where the extra speed comes from
Yeah i lengthened it from 28 to 30, the maximum i could go. I’m with measurement a 31.5 but will have to make due for now.
So we can shoot left handed bow even right handed, would that stop the string slapping our arms
No...I'm left handed, but I'm shooting the bow right handed.
In your opinion, What bow is smoother amd quieter: v3 or Hoyt Ventum ?
Thanks.
V3
Excellent video. One question, I notice on a lot of videos right as the cams break over, there is a "Tick" sound. What is that? I hear it over and over.
Just the draw stops hitting the cables
@@InsideOutPrecision Thanks for the quick reply. Is there a way to silence that at all? I have a V3 on the way, and I could see a black bear, or WT picking that sound up instantly when drawing. Once again, thanks for your excellent videos! They are money!
v3 27 vrs 31 beyond 50 yards is there a accuracy difference and if so how much any help would be appriciated
Not inherently, but generally longer bows aim better. Can't really quantify it as it's totally different for every person
how about a trx 34 review thanks take care be well
So you kept calling the shorter bow 28 1/2 but Mathews site says the VX 3 is 27 or 31? So was that a slip or did you not give correct info
He is shooting the same 31 VS model but at the 2 different draw lengths.
Hello,
I have a draw length of 27.5 inches... would I get more performance out of a V3 or a prima?
Prima is the womens bow, just FYI
Omg that bow is sweet
I shoot 60 lbs at 30 inches. I'm concerned about this new tech that allows such a huge range of draw weight at the cam. My concern would be that they had to make sacrifices at various draw weights. For instance, did they optimize overall for a 70 lbs draw and then the 60 lbs mod takes a speed penalty (won't shoot as fast as it would with a dedicated 60 lbs cam). I don't know of anyone that wants to change weights on their bows so much.
The pre load on the limb stays the same when you chsnge the mods. Just as efficient with 60lb mods as 60lb limbs.
@@InsideOutPrecision Thanks for the reply. Has anyone to your knowledge done this experiment? (change weight mods and keep the grains of arrow per pound of draw the same and look for anomalies)
I was looking for a new bow and as you said you were out of the 28 inch mode this is way I didn't buy Mathews. They have amazing looking bow with solid performance but on the end if you have to wait weeks at the time to get the module that you need and you could never test what you are buying since it is almost never available in left hand in any store it is really not worth the extra 5 or 10 feed per second . For me Mathews biggest failure as a bow manufacture is not that they use modules but the fact for over 1000 $ they only ship the bow with one module and then the potential customer has to wait and wait for the correct module and guess if it will fit or not. If you want to be top of the line manufacture with a top $ price tag add a set of modules with the bow charge extra 200 $ and finish the story. We all know that 2 small pieces of CNC machined aluminum do not cost 75 $ and don't take 4 weeks to make. This will add resale value and defiantly attract more customers. Once you are spending over 1000 $ on a bow what difference dose it make extra 200 $ for modules set for different draw lengths.
I'm not sure about the shop you go to, but most dealers should have multiple sets of modules in every draw length.
@@InsideOutPrecision I wish that was the case. The answer was 4 to 6 weeks. The explanation was covid. Next time I am buying a bow I will go on a road trip straight to the manufacturer to remove all delays.
Gonna shoot my Halon 32 for at least another year...
Great review, appreciate all the arrows and chrono speeds at different draw lengths. It’s irritating when reviews don’t do a 30/70/350 review.
Is the V3 riser the same length as the VXR? Is the throat of the grip slightly higher, on the V3 compared to the VXR?
Thanks
Yeah the riser is the same length, and the grip is identical
thinner limbs ....and much more movement with said limbs causing more movement ,which means more volume( sound),& more vibration when shot,,,,,,so to fix this they needed a new dampner!..I' think i'll stick with the vxr!.....Also with more movement it isn't just higher sound, but anything that moves (More) during the shot (the more inaccurate it will be) all things being equal and having to figure out ways to tame this inevitable outcome!
Vapor trail rest didn’t fit
You think after all this time you would just train to be ambidextrous at 70lbs just so you don't get the comments on your form XD
What’s your thoughts on the 27 vs 31
V3 27 is faster shot tighter groups for me. Deader in hand. More silent, little stiffer draw. 2 to 4 fps faster. I bought the V3 27
Switchweight, do they offer a 50 pound mod to put on those bows? Shoulder won’t let me pull more at this time.
No
Whopem Harder I’m 69 and just target shoot. Won’t ever go above 60, staying around 50.
@@sbucklename7605 the new Mathews Prima bow might be what your looking for. It does lower draw weights but with all the new tech
Expedite NXT next! Cheers!
Sure you didn’t weigh the 27?
Are lefties in the shops yet?
Yep!! A couple anyway
@@InsideOutPrecision Awesome thank you!
New bows always just look so wierd 2 me?
what do you guys price this bow at?
$1150
Ugh where can I order the hat it’s seriously out of stock everywhere
What hat?
@@InsideOutPrecision the military green Mathews hat you are wearing throughout the video
@@pizzamilf ohh gotcha. No we don't have it. Not sure they make it anymore
Are you going to review the atlas?!? 😅
What’s the name of your store
I work at The Bow Rack in Springfield, OR
Can you do a bow check ? Let's see your personal hunting bow ? Thanks for the review.
What’s the sight you’re using?
He’s using the Option Sight by Option Archery. He’s made a specific video for that exact sight if you’d like to check it out.
Nope, its a Hamskea. He says it at the beginning of the video
Never mind, I'm a dumbass and didn't read that right! My bad
Wow $ 455 is a lot of money for a sight. Hopefully they’re worth it.
@@johnmckee7988 It looks to be a great sight. Compared to a Spot Hogg single pin that’ll run you $300, i’d spend the extra cash for the $455 sight with much better components anyway.
You SUCK when drawing the bow! LoL
Just kidding brother.... 😂
So I should correct myself. You were talking about draw length. Sorry
Listening to you draw, is like listening to a Woman's Tennis Match! Uggg, huugh, etc..
Draw looks hard lol
Dude your form.... just kidding, thanks for the review!
Get a taller guy to shoot these bows so we're not always getting 28 28 and 1/2 in speeds... IBO 30-inch draw 60 lbs... I'm sure there are a lot of guys out here that over 5 foot 6 that want to see something other than these 28in draw reviews
If you watched the video you'd know that I shot it at 28.5 AND 30".
@@InsideOutPrecision thanks u da man
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@@InsideOutPrecision 305 fps w 440 grain arrow...30 in at 70 lbs...impressive thanks... one last thing do you think the G3 is quieter then the vxr 31:5... since they came out with the G3 there's tons of VXR s for sale online... I guess everybody has to have the latest and greatest
🧐🧐🧐
If you calibrated the scale to the weight before, and the weight is actually 5.25 pounds...there is your discrepancy. #welcome
Wow your draw sucks LOL. I wouldn't even try left handed and 70lbs.
I have the 31" V3 and I'm at 283 (65lb draw, 29"draw, axis 340)
Fix your thats not proper form
Over time you can hurt your shoulder