Great help for an Old Guy who had to convert to a thumb button release, after shooting with my fingers for 47 years.This video was perfect for me learning how to use my UV button release !

I have a mantra I say every time I shoot.”keep aiming until the arrow hits” and “aim small,miss small”. They both have helped immensely. I’m a hunter first so a command shot is what works for me. I have several back tension releases and I’ve spent many hours trying to use them for indoors. I’m just not consistent with them.

This video is Gold.

Can you use a verifier with a scope lens?

I saw in a video somewhere that Bodie Turner does command shooting

Command is the only way I can shoot accurately. I tried surprise and it stressed me to the point that my groups suffered.

Paige Pearce has a video where she uses the same bow and shoots two different arrows back to back. One spins left and one spins right

But you’re a left hand shooter so aren’t your directions for horizontal rest movement inverted?

Spot .sadly it can take years for sone new archers to learn this if they havnt given up on archery first .

Looking at a bow this year. Prices for used are very high, in some cases I’ve seen them higher than new for models that are still in production due to including some accessories that may or may not be any good or useful. My thoughts were string/cable wear, draw length, storage conductions and cost to get it set up for me. Never thought about manufacturer support but that could be a pretty big one too the older the bow.

I’m looking at buying a bow to start hunting this year. After researching midline and higher end bows I sense a lot of diminishing returns as the prices go higher so I am planning to stick with a decent midline (well under $1,000) bow. I have a minimum list of things to look for and attachments and, being technically adept, I have also figured out what gear I will need to properly tune and maintain the bow, create my own arrows and not have to rely on a shop. There aren’t any near me anyway. More than half the fun is tweaking and practising to get the most out of what you have anyway. I have gotten into many hobbies with midline gear to still either blow away or at least “keep up” with guys on high end gear due mainly to my attention to detail and willingness to do my own work.

Thanks dude good info

That’s why I shoot mattews no more, and draw length was always longer than what it’s supposed to be. The technology they came out with it’s already been out and done. Nothing new just new repackage. This coming from a guy that used to get a new Matthews every year.. currently shoot ventum pro 33, but I think my next purchase it’s gonna be pse 30😎😎😎

Where are you located?

Yeah it annoys the crap out of me having to tune my compound bow every 500 shots .thinking of getting into recurve archery or real archery

I’m sorry papi my bad

Most accurate by applying tension to backwall and squeeze the trigger .whereas pulling back to release causes you to loose your setpoint sending arrows anywhere .

Just bought an Ethos and am waiting for new set of limbs to get it set up for my weight range. Love the OD green!

Ive always , since day one, used my middle finger to activate the trigger. Its just more comfortable

That is because 90% of the arrow coming out straight is you the shooter. 10% is the bow. Most people unfortunately like gun shooting will move a sight for their flinch instead of better form. Same for archery moving cams out of spec to shoot straight instead of just learning to shoot better. It is in spec from your bow shop. Do move it to fit you. You move to fit the bow. Grip is the big one.

Question you said there are glue and field points for the .166 diameter 4 mm and also the 5 mm arrow can you please tell me where to find those what they are called or a product number? And product name, a link would be amazing…thanks

Commanding the shot off a fixed setpoint surely must be the most accurate method like any triggered system .but maintaining backtension while commanding the shot is important

Interesting. A paper tuning video not showing how to paper tune through paper.

It looks to me like you're wrapping the opposite direction that the string twists. The string twists counter clock and you're wrapping clockwise. Looks like a great method though.

Thank you for this video!

Watch your videos all the time man, super helpful. Thanks

You are wrong

I like vintage compound bows from 1980S there awesome used ebay has lots of them, nothing wrong with them, rambo 2 style bows are my favorite!!!

I love you.

I bought this bow new from the dealer. It was alright. My Bowtech holds better. Trying to find a grip for this bow was a nightmare. Engage grip was horrible shooting off the riser wasn’t nice because the thumb location was sharp and rubbed your thumb raw. Ultimately sold it and bought an Athens Axxis 35. Maybe a smidge slower than the v3x 33 but smoother and more stable.

TAC vanes shoot great, but nothing worse than getting to hunting cabin and they are bent and have no heat gun or hair dryer. Done with TAC

Hey that was me trying to call you guys hahaha, just kidding. Great job on this video my freinds, I am tossing the idea of doing some indoor target arrows. dale

I have always tuned to the 'group at 30 yards'. Have had solocams, dualcams and cam-1/2. Have adjusted rests, yolks, d-loops, grips, strings, peeps, stabilizers, arrows and nocks. I have never shot through paper and can shoot a (6arrow) 1-2 inch group at 30 yards. IMO let the shop do a paper tune at the start, then move on. Know your bow.

Maybe a stupid question, is it rightly tightly and lefty loosely, on the twists?

I'm having a problem with getting stuck below the target. Is there anything that I can do to the bow to help with this ?

One thing you didn’t mention is the type of arrows you’re shooting are they match grade what’s the percentage of straightness on those arrows?? Without that information that’s a deep rabbit hole to go down

I hope this makes sense for the engineering the field. Engineering doctors😊innovation. Darton has lead I’ve been an a Darton and before a flower of innovation since Tom Jennings. Let’s make it happen yall.

These bows are trash and folks I know have been having delamination issues and cracked limbs ….when a bow limb blows up and causes a major injury Mathew’s will get sued into the ground

🎩 fascinating.

Puncher

What is a good Youth Index release . Trying to get my 6 yr old nephews mini burner set up but can't find a release fit his wrist

Been shooting bows for the last 30+ years and have always commanded the shot. Not hammering but commanding. Great topic, and wish you would upload more! Always loved your content!

So weird i just watched other SS34 reviews and they got 10 fps more

The one I shot was a bullet hole out of the box with a whisker biscuit

Thanks for the help man. Just got my first bow this helped alot

Do yourselves a favour and watch Cam Haynes' latest vid where he gets a grizzly in Alaska. It's very windy and his bow is moving a fair bit. No way you could reliably take that shit without command

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Somebody finally said it! Thanks, man!

I came full circle. I move my thumb, slowly increasing pressure until it breaks. That’s how I shoot rifles, pistols and shotguns. For shooting fast, practice preloading and presetting the trigger press fast. Command/concious trigger operation becomes issue when you get problems and instead of tuning your finger, start making the trigger lighter.

Thanks! Finally, some info for us degenerates