I met John with Hamskea at an archery shoot that he had a booth at and I have the bracket on my Phase 4 33". He immediately spotted my bracket and told me not to use the bracket with a hunting bow. The angle of the chord to the bracket is incorrect and to install the chord on the limb with the provided limb pad. He went to great length explaining why.. too much for me to write here. Unless you want the full version

If you compare this meopta meostar with Leica televid APO 82 So which is the best???

Which scope??

What kind of sight is that whats the making

I Always sight in with the BMP's. Then you don't have to worry about it

That is not a good group

lets play music over a sound test.....brilliant

Looks like you’re underspined , all three arrows hit the target at different angles . Take a look at spine chart .Also FOC CALCULATOR. You maybe wasting energy because of that . 🫡

This is the Knight everybody tells me I need?! My Accura LRX groups these sub MOA at 100 yards with 80gn/weight BH209 and a federal 209A…

Excellent!

Im late to the party but great video. Ive been looking for data like this. Just to echo others, a 3 fletch speed breakdown would be great. Quick question, can you share your draw length, draw weight, etc.?

Thanks, exactly what I just was thinking about

That front fiber is huge! Williams has a .019" diameter one, I just got it and it's is awesome: Fiber Optic Insert GREEN - .019"(WGS# 650208). Looks like you would have to get a whole new front sight though, but probably worth it.

every time i see this is think its fake... Unreal vid

Very Good!

What's those ugly big things spinning in the fields.? BTW I love my DCA vanes

Ciekawa recenzja lornetki MAVEN którą chętnie bym kupił ale w UE jest problem... ja mam lornetki BLASER Primus 10x42 i także bardzo polecam!

Will it throw the sight off when changing pin size?

Why would you play music in the background of this video?

Awesome!!

Love the video and I stand behind the deadmeats but a bit of advice I shoot religiously and with what your doing with your release your not target panicking but you are just gripping it and popping it off instead of putting your thumb pressure on it and using your shoulder to let it go off !!! But that’s just how I was taught and my groups at 60 are usually 2-3 inch groups but I do have my off days happy hunting bud

Test & Evaluation engineer here.... great job of a difficult measurement to try. Two suggestions for this video would be to stop the music backing for the shots. Secondly, after all the shots, play the sequence of arrows passing (at 1 sec intervals with the type in print on the screen so we can hear the difference in a short time). What you'd also notice that a 3dB change is barely audible to the ear. so a 8.4dB difference with the loudest is noticeable. Yes, there are always more variables to control for (wind noise), small variation in arrow distance from the mic, any mic directionality, ensuring the measurement is responsive enough to gate out the wind, bow twang and the target thump etc. In the lab we'd also record the sensor instrument make, model and S/N for repeatability, and measurement setup (measurement speed if this is an option) and to check that it is calibrated. The make, model and settings would be useful to know. You'd also record the bow details and target (as you've done). When making relative measurements (A vs B vs C...) as you're doing, some of these finesses aren't so important.

Brother, saying this as somebody who struggles with TP, you gotta get that shot tightened up and probably just forget about shooting anything over 30 until it’s fixed.

I was scorer for a final round and the sound of 70 olympic spin vanes was awesome compared to 50m compound. You could hear the release and then ffrfrrrttttttt the arrow followd by the arrow hitting the target. No sound meter but more noise then your test.

I just got some DCA mini sabres to try in a 4 fletch.

Good video. Thanks

Dude, great video. I really like your pack. Did you share your pattern or even a close up break down of how you made it? I'm about to try my hand at it. Thanks!

I own a couple pair of these (8x30 and 10x30) for the money they are hard to beat, to get better optics you will have to buy an Alpha brand and spend at least twice the money. My only complaint is the eyecups could be better they are too flimsy and they need firmer and more settings

Have you tried cutting shorter arrows to get more fps

I have same gun are you shooting original breech plug and bolt with red primer holder or is it upgraded bolt and which breech plug I'm trying to switch to black horn for elk hunt coming up thanks nice shooting

I have a mathews phase 4 29 , phase 4 33 and a mathews Triax and all three of them I jave the Hamskea cables tied to my yoke pucks and have no issues at all ... There are ways to tune for proper timing the rest itself ....None the less , glad you got things figured out on your set up

Powder used, grains/volume? Primer used?

Well done. Your final comparisons with Tract, Nikon etc. were what we needed to make good decisions. Thanks.

Have had mine about two weeks. I join others who have simply remarked, "bright and tack sharp." Love 'em!

Speed means very little stability and accuracy is most important......

How many grains of charge were you using?

Their Sparrow bino adapter is awesome! I’m going to be picking up one of these heads

my question is, how do you take your calibration shot at 80 yards without a sight tape to begin with? you just accept you're probably going to loose/break an arrow, and send it?

I'd be more concerned with accuracy. A few fps isn't as important. I wonder if the slower speed means energy was transfered into spin or just more drag. Theoretically more spin is more accuracy. So the slower arrows may be more accurate.

Any tracking repeatability testing? This seems like a nice set up without spending Palma sight money

No chronys were harmed in the making of this video.

What tripod are you using with this head?

The B2 series parts are sourced from Japan, but they’re assembled in Wyoming. The parts may originate from the same place as the Sig Zulu, but they’re not assembled by the same company.

Hey guys. Thanks for the content. I just came across your videos. On your sound test. Are the DCA the regular or mini?

I have a "few" 50 caliber Knight Disc Extremes set up for Oregon. I love the Williams rear peep sight. However, I shoot an XS Sights fine white line patridge (not partridge) front blade. The aiming point is the very top of the blade, therefore you are not covering the aiming point with the sight which gives a very clear sight picture which I prefer. I have been able to hold 1" groups at 100 yards when my eyesight was better. This is also an extremely rugged front sight. I use a No Excuses 460 grain conical bullet. These are lead cast bullets. He die sizes his lead conicals for a precision diameter. The heavy bullet is much the same principle as heavy bullets in long range rifles.. With a pure lead conical you don't want your powder charge to be too hot or the bullet will strip from the rifling and get erratic accuracy. I have found around 80 to 85 grains of powder to be optimum. The downrange energy on this load is incredible. I finely put in the time to find a setup that has excellent accuracy for our late season blacktail bunts. I also killed my Unit 61 Colorado bull with the same set-up.

I know this is a older video but at distance to judge accuracy kinda need a wind reading as well to see if you getting a wind diviation

Should test the new blazer bully vane more apples to apples

nice video, I can see that the Labradar made it easy

Great job man!

Thanks for the review man! Well done and well presented. The Sabres are super stable and super quiet. They also spin faster and quicker out of the bow than lower profile vanes. They've also a lot quieter than the Hunter profile. Thanks again!