I change my setup with the Elite Verdict. We discuss the changes and why I made them. I discuss how the Verdict feels compared to other bows and we shoot the Verdict at 18 meters to see how we shoot after the changes. www.archerysho...
Have fun shooting mate. Archery for me is mindless thinking while you are shooting the perfect arrow. And archers ,most of them are friendly and nice ! 🎯👊👍👌🤘😉
Glad to see your recovery is going well. The feel of a bow is definitely a personal thing, as you said , what works for one person may feel horrible to another. I have a Rezult and I love the ability to adjust draw length and holding weight with just the rotation of a module !
That’s true about blind people, as I am very fussy about the colours, great videos, keep up the good work. Shane I’m not in Australia, I would love to visit your shop.
I agree with you, I purchased a Mathews V3 last year, I just could not get on with it, I felt I was always fighting the bow. Some shots were good but then I would get a random shot well off the group for no reason, may have been the grip. But when you have been shooting for a long time you get to know if a particular bow suits you or not. I sold the bow and went back my Elite Energy 35 which still shoots lovely and if you do a good shot you can rely on the arrow going into the middle.
Steve, thanks for this review; the bow looks awesome. Could you please tell me what release you are using and is it a thumb or hinge? I have been having trouble with my Stan thumb release and have gone back to a hinge release at the moment. I am looking for a higher end hinge release at the moment but not sure which one to look at. Cheers Steve...
I like how you’re doing after heart surgery.I myself also had heart valve surgery.I have been shooting 46 years and find it hard to get back to it.I picked up an elite and now am trying to get a good arrow where I’m shooting less pounds.what would be your opinion.I’m like you I tire easily.but won’t give in.
I think colour choice is preference but if your hunting you would want a more dull colour, your not going to hunt with this bow but colour is what you prefer unless a animal sees a shinny riser but still it's just what colour you want for your set up. Especially with target bows with 10 different colours.
Wouldn't fuss too much about arrow length over the end. It's one of those things that is more theoretical than practical. Maybe it is practical for the very very top, and then I can say there's too many literally cutting to the rest.
