Great Chart!

Outstanding info! Thank you!

Are those medium size limbs?

All kind of funny stuff.. Always interesting. Should be simpler.. Good Firm. Bow weight, point weight, arrow length... best arrow balance for speed and stability...but No. Thanks for making it look even more complicated. Lol

terrain is ok, pretty mid, not sold on mine after 2 years. kills deer for sure but not great feeling and spongey

Just bought a BowTech Solution at this shop a few days ago. The service here is second to none. Luke hooked me up. Love this place.

Great shot! So what’s the deal with the spring rush? You put the arrow under it?

Do you make the Flemish twist Rogue bowstrings? I bought 2 from 3 Rivers and they’re awesome. If not how would I go about getting one of yours?

Had both the sx and the ss and honestly I like shooting the ss way more. Sold the sx still shooting the ss34. Will be for a few more years.

Does this include wooden arrows?

I didn't like the feel of the cp30 grip

Saunders Pak tab

So if im pulling 58/60lb and have 150g tips then I’ll want a spine that’s 300? If im understanding you correctly? I’m still iffy on the spine grains, lower the number the stiffer it is yes? Did I get that correctly?

I know that the focus of this session was "remodeling" your hunting bow for 3D competition, and that process was certainly interesting. But what really bowled me over occurred when you were shooting "paper" indoors with the new setup. Your release-from your bow hand to the fingertips on your arrow hand-is as solid and consistent as I've ever seen on KZbin. If more traditional bowhunters understood how critically important the longevity and the minimal movement of a release like yours is, they would miss and/or wound FAR fewer deer. Maybe you could do a session on this subject in a future video? Thanks, Chris (in Maine).

If the grip is right and the dl fits and you can adjust to the string angle of a short ata bow they can be way more accurate then u would think. With the low reflex riser and higher brace height with some stabilizers this thing should be a tack driver even out at distance.

Great video - thanks!!

Would suggest if you struggle, then take the target off and shoot your shot at a bale and just shoot good shots, try shooting a lower power or no lens, the higher power lens helps you see the movement and the target perfectly which tends to help you assume you SHOULD BE shooting perfectly. Low power lens or no lens and focus on perfectly executed shots. The other issue tends to be that the score is the GOAL, try looking at the score as a DIAGNOSTIC of the quality of the shot - A GOOD SHOT will tend to score well (especially a good consistent shot) A POOR or inconsistent shot will tend to score LESS or at least less consistently !! Enjoy, have fun, it a game, it is not life or death !!! The targets are paper or foam !!

Great info. No fluff, straight to the point. Thanks...

the video starts at 6:25.

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Please do more videos. You both are so helpful and patient with “newbies”(really a 76 year old man that just needs to exercise more) I had never, ever shot a compound bow in my life till I visited with you 01/11/24. Last real shooting was when I was a kid, a wooden 20# bow at age 10 (66 years ago) (bagged my first Pa. Buck at age 12 with a 30:30 lever action). Anyways, on a Thursday, I chatted a long time with Luke and he so patiently answered so many questions to the point I could “Google” the rest. Next day I returned and (Joe helped me so much, answered silly questions, everything) and I picked up my very first compound bow along with the few necessities that go with the “bare bow” and an Omega release (a bit pricey but we’ll worth it) and I am so pleased with all the effort you two and the young lady and another fine gentleman (sorry don’t know his name) that spent the hours helping me and making sure that Bowtech SS34 went “out the door” in the best configuration for my uses. Many, many thanks! Just writing to mention this to folks on KZbin that might see this video, if you are in the area, please see these folk for archery needs, you won’t regret it.

You said by adding weight, it bumps you up to a higher spine. I don't understand I thought by adding weight you reduce the spine?

Did you chrono in comfort or performance?

Mfjj speed tested this bow with 420 gr on performance and shot 324. He also said that while it's a little more of a dump into the valley, it wasn't more difficult than comfort.

I got my Terrain beginning of 2023. Easy to setup and tune. Build quality is ok, but not more. For example is the riser not flat on the rear stabilizer mount. As a result the side bar bracket kept coming loose again and again. Paint on the cams chips easy. Unfortunately the strings are a bummer. The yoke serving unraveld within the first 200 shots. Fixed it and went on shooting. Half a year of constant 3 D training, tournaments and so on the lower cam ate it's way half way thru the buss cable serving due to rub/contact to the module. Had to retune the bow on a regular basis every two months or so. Strings not so great, everything else is fine with this bow.

LOL I’m showing this too my wife and our 9yo daughter is watching too. 😂

You're still babaling

I'm am 75 years old male and I Shoot the r calluses at 50 lbs draw. I traded in my EnVidion for this bow. I hunt with Hexx arrows with u h brass inserts with u h rage hypodermic btisdheads.

I like bowtech but I find it funny that they say their composite limb pockets are just as strong/stronger then aluminum then for their 80lb now they use aluminum pockets. I think their composite pockets are fine as I haven’t heard of any problems with them.

I visited your bow shop the other day and would like to thank you for the hospitality and professionalism.

I really hope you guys do an update on this bow.

Looks like the arrows and the stabilizer are damn near the same diameter lol

Nice thorough review Luke !

What app Is he using

What kind of stabilizer is on this build? I followed along with same sight and rest so would like to know the brand weight of stabilizer.

How much smoother is the ss34 over sr350?

It stands for Dead Frequency Carbon

Interesting shooting 70" 30lbs, every chart I have looked at says 500 spine is what I should be using?

Kickstands are stabilizers. Lol

Is this smoother than the Rezult?

Looks like and specs like an updated impulse 31…

I may have met the guy that you said Elite mislabeled the name of the bow…. He’s probably customer of the year for 2023 😂

I feel I may know the guy that likes pink strings. 😅

Countdown to this video retraction😀(I do remember another Elite video recently...)

Old video, but debating between these two bows at a 30" DL.... Which one draws smoother would you say?

Any bow in mossy oak bottom land looks good. More the camo than the bow

I dont think that moose will be a happy camper with the high ankle shot 😂.

Man the high ankle

Looking forward to this updated Era review

Hey I was just wondering of i can get a link or some sort of place where i can Buy those parts since i really liked a lot and the way you built it up.