This is a great concept, but how does it work for different distances? I have five pins on my site ranging from 20 yards out to 60 yards. How would you do that with one triangle?
Thanks for watching, the current model is a single distance sight. Murphs son and Grandson are both shooting models that are mounted to moveable brackets. This has certainly been the most frequently asked question so my guess is you see some type of option in the future. for hunting our area of south Alabama 90+% of shots are less than 20 yards. My hunting sight has a pin set at 25 yards it shots a couple inches high at 15 and a couple inches low at 30 so a single distance works pretty well for me. ( I target shoot a long distances but really like my deer close LOL )
Thanks for watching, the current model is a single distance sight. Murphs son and Grandson are both shooting models that are mounted to moveable brackets. This has certainly been the most frequently asked question so my guess is you see some type of option in the future. for hunting our area of south Alabama 90+% of shots are less than 20 yards. My hunting sight has a pin set at 25 yards it shots a couple inches high at 15 and a couple inches low at 30 so a single distance works pretty well for me. ( I target shoot a long distances but really like my deer close LOL )
How does this sight work from 20 to say 40 yards? Does the aiming and POI from arrow the same? Thank you. This is quiet an interesting sight. Thanks for sharing sir.
Thanks for watching, the current model is a single distance sight. Murphs son and Grandson are both shooting models that are mounted to moveable brackets. This has certainly been the most frequently asked question so my guess is you see some type of option in the future. for hunting our area of south Alabama 90+% of shots are less than 20 yards. My hunting sight has a pin set at 25 yards it shots a couple inches high at 15 and a couple inches low at 30 so a single distance works pretty well for me. ( I target shoot a long distances but really like my deer close LOL )
Thanks for watching, I have an astigmatism as well that causes me to see double pins in most lighting conditions. I guess it would depend on the severity of your astigmatism. I didn’t really think about it until I seen your question but it was nice to not see double pins for a change.
Thanks for watching. Murph is from south Alabama where 90% of his shots are less than 20 yards so originally he designed it with that in mind. With that said he does realize the need for adjustability. Both, his son and grandson are shooting moveable sight versions. Just my opinion but just like with any new business , I’m sure you’ll see growth and improvements as time goes on. Thanks again for watching and taking time to comment.
Thanks for watching , I appreciate the input. I’m always looking to improve my videos. The sight in its current design is really for one distance but I did fine that with the sight set at 20!yards I could use the bottom of the triangle at 35 yards so it really works pretty easy as a 2 pin sight.
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This isn't a new idea, and it isn't a good idea. There are novel releases every now and then and if they require one to do something, they eventually come down to the point where they are conscious releases and no help at all. For a short while they will be a distraction and work, but eventually they are just like any other conscious release. This is like the golfer with the yips who keeps changing putters, works for a while until it doesn't because there is no change in the fundamental problem. The reason back tension releases work is because one has to pull through the shot anyway. So at full draw one has to not collapse and pull through the shot; aim, and release the arrow. A back tension release fires the bow by pulling through the shot (using back tension). So you reduce the conscious processes to 2 from 3. And if one has a non-conscious way of aiming, and these exist, all of a sudden one is down to one thought, and that is how one eliminates target panic. Or stops it from ever developing. The only other release that does this, as far as I know (there are tons of back tension releases, more than one type, but the same process), is the Carter release they made for a year or so, that used electronics to fire the bow on an unpredictable cycle. It was expensive, and basically a training aid If you are using a back tension release properly, and you don't have a wrist strap it will fire the bow out of your hand, towards the target.
Hey there great review on the Elite Karios and the Elite Ethos . But I'm around 28 draw. And only 5'7' height for 55 years old. I'm looking for a new bow. I'm looking at Elite Omnia or the Karios. I'm looking for the best bow that would give me the best performance for my short draw. My last bow was a Bowtech SR6 it had good speed but I didn't like the bowtech grips
@@user-cr7oi9jo5q thanks for watching. Personally I think the Kairos is a great choice. After doing these reviews I’ll be hunting with a Kairos this fall.
@@archeryuniverse ok thanks. Right now I'm in Pennsylvania where I hunt with a ground blind. I can't use tree stands I have two titanium knee replacements surgeries. But I'm going to move to Oklahoma here soon
So far I’m in love with the Exalt. I’ve been shooting the Verdict since it first came out and was happy with it but this bow has impressed me since day one. The most impressive thing for me is how steady it aims. As far as , Is it suitable for a target bow, I’m shooting higher scores with it than I did my Verdict. I’ll be posting a review video soon but wanted to get through the honey moon phase lol Thanks for watching
@@denniskeys8559 thanks for watching. The easiest way is to contact Mr Estrada through his Facebook page. Or email address festrada@sw.rr.com facebook.com/search/top?q=hart%20of%20archery
@@robertweltzheimer9728 thanks for watching. I would start with a good rest , then a better set of Arrows and next a Good set of Stabilizer’s. This bow actual shoots surprisingly good and you can upgrade these things one at a time and see good improvement!
@@archeryuniverse I love Jeremy Rigg' stuff, hope you can make a video of 'keaup crossbow bolts', this set also comes with Crossbow Broadheads and Lighted Nocks, the price on Amazon is also very attractive, but I haven't seen any related evaluation videos, which makes me want to know more.
