Great video! Thanks!

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Memories for life. Great job little buddy!

This was the easiest explanation I've ever seen.Thank you.

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Congratulations

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Cool video that is a great bow from mathews i love my V3X 29. Good luck this season

Grease up your lead screw on your press.

LCA needs to hook you up with a Vane Master Pro. I just switched from a Bitz to a VMP and boy what a difference.

Absolutely true. Great info!

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Congrats on a great season! Time to fill the grocery list, and get ready for 2024! Hope im able to shoot with you this year.

Fantastic season Ryan! Good luck next year, and this indoor season.

Great year brother!! Keep grinding!!

your hard work is showing, buddy!!!! Keep working hard and you will be in the top of the bunch guaranteed!!!!

My experience with pin sights for 3-D unmarked shoots where binoculars were permitted..train on yardage to the yard in everyday day activities even without shooting , during work or leisure in every environment and lighting ,use very high quality hi resolution bino’s !..consistently in form is key no deviation whatsoever, range (yardage)impact is always with sight in point..no assumptions to impact point…my teacher taught me…practice don’t make perfect….perfect practice makes perfect !!!

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Right on Ryan! Thats funny cause I'm right in the middle of shooting in my 3rd axis after using Hamkea 3rd Axis tool.

Right on buddy!!

Nice short vid to highlight the importance of proper alignment of the sight for Al the axis. Can you also share a how-to vid on the actual adjustments to make on the sight, what tools and methods?

what I've been unsure about is if setting 1st axis to the string is really the right thing. At rest the string is in a stable static position that it'll never be in during a shot. At full draw depending on your limb/cam lean, the string could be 3 mm one way at the bottom and 2 mm at the top ie off to one side and maybe slightly angled. The only thing common to the bow at brace and at full draw at all shooting angles is the riser. Is the riser not the best reference to go by? I'd love to hear your thoughts on that because i'm probably missing something. Also, you know how commonly the sight pins often end up outside of the string when viewed from behind, or maybe you've moved centre shot left to cure a stubborn right tear so your housing also ends up out there slightly. in those situations the sight is looking straight forward but you are looking across it slightly. Does that not mean your effective/dynamic third axis is going to be off?

Unfortunately i had this issue at london, chalk it up for experience and move on.

1st, 2nd and 3rd axis - all great explanations! Thanks for putting the video together

I shot Gasper as well and discovered the same issue with my sight. See you at London.

I just put on the shrewd optum in 35 mm u can move your pin i got it in 19 thou. And i got a shrewd 4 power lens and the shrewd rod. On a spot Hogg fast Eddie xl. On my Mathews V3X 29. I can see so clear . Nice review.

Great tips. Thanks.

Keep the content coming Ryan. Big fan. Maybe you could give us some info on judging process and how to judge better. Tuning process and your shot process and sequence of what's going on in your head as you pull into the bow. Thanks

Ryan thank you for your tips and information. I couldn’t agree anymore with you about practicing on 3D animals.

My height is usually good but the windage tends to be off a bit, adjust and move on

Good info!

We learned exactly what you’re saying from a guy who’d been fairly successful at ASA “ get your tape on the bales but fine tune on the animals.” I know for myself, as I get better at really knowing where the bonus rings are, I shoot with more confidence, especially on those low light, tree obstruction shots you’ll get.

I noticed I hit low on 3d. I always have to add a yard or 2

Can you remove the pin and only use a lens? And then put it back if you wanted?