We look at the budget plunger button from Topoint. We discuss other cheap plunger buttons, why you need a plunger button and how to set up the button. archeryshop.com.au/p/9325924/...
THANK YOU !!!!! I am delighted / relieved to hear you say, "the right arrow spine" is used for the ``right tune´´. This takes so much burden off me for needing to micro-adjust the Button spring pre-load tension, to get the right tune.
Always great information based on customer needs, not yours. I enjoy your videos, great info. I hope to get an Olympic recurve in the future, so this is great info to have, but truthfully I enjoy all your videos even if they do not seem to apply to me, which few do not.
Keep up the great information. I love the purists, since people have been copying each other since the dawn of time cars, washing machines, firearms, archery, candy, sports, ..... Keep up the great work, let people make their own choices.
Ensure the arrow is straight down the middle - then check the spine. The arrow needs to flex around the bow. To stiff the arrow will strike. If it is to weak then you get bad flight.
I'm still looking for a DEMONSTRATION for how to use the plunger on a bow. After watching several channels still no one has done that. I'll have to keep looking. Perhaps I'm missing something important about the purpose of video.
Selling a obvious copy of a Beiter plunger button is really an option to you? You sayed yourself, there are other cheap plungers from other manufactures. I don't like dealers that support copy products from asia.
@@dracus6877 A $30 Shibuya plunger is just few dollars extra and will take you to the Olympics at the 5th of a price of the Beiter... I have both Shibuya and Beiter and tuning was as easy for both. No need to be rich, just passionate about archery, to spend the price of 2 meals at Macca's in a piece of technology that will outlive you...
@Dracus Sorry, a lot of people buy a new cell phone each year, that cost several hundred bucks. A good plunger will stay for a lot of years. And ok. Yes, not everyone can buy top stuff. But this doesn't mean that you need to support companies that steal ideas and interlectual property from others. Simply buy cheaper stuff from other brands like Spigarelli, Decut, and so on.
The original plunger button was invented in the 1960s by an English archer, Norman Pint, everyone ever since is a copy in some form, lots of different company's have copied and to some extent evolved its design, but hey you stick to your guns and keep using your Norman Pint Berger Button..? ;)
