Elite Verdict Target setup - first steps

The Elite Verdict is Elite Archery's new target bow for 2023. Axle to axle 37.75", Brace Height 7.125", Weight 5#, Draw length 25.5-31", IBO 332 FPS.
I setup a Verdict for target archery. I discuss the setup and film my first few shots. I discuss how the bow feels to shoot and what I want to experiment with.
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[@Rikcey]

Really hope they go into the middle as well, a 34ish do it all bow with 7ish brace height would be a no brainer for me.

[@davidyoung1427]

You really have my attention to take a look at the bow . It sounds like it may be a great choice for me as a target bow . Would also like to tell you that I really like you videos on bows because you do an excellent job describing and comparing them with other bows without being dedicated to one particular brand . I essentially like that because I like opened mindedness on any equipment. Keep up the great videos and I’ll be watching! 👍👍👍

[@kennethosborne6497]

What's not to like about this new Verdict ? Wow ! I think I want one ! 😃

[@adamkilroe9840]

I would love to see how it performs in relation to your preferred setup of the big Gearhead bow.

[@arildsannes5513]

Been waiting for mine since Sep. 15. You got me nervous when you said you didn't get the bows you ordered and now I'm even more nervous, hearing they can't deliver the Omnia.. Hopefully before x-mas. Love your reviews. Keep 'em coming

[@MrRay645]

such a great bow, DL has 1/4" adjustments, let off is pretty much infinitely adjustable, comes with performance mods but I am thinking for indoor or even field I will get the easier 75% mod.... I need to shoot LOTS of arrows, wish I was one of those people that can shoot a few times a week for 50-60 arrows and stay sharp.

[@philross2007]

Shooting like that is the reason they can’t make em quick enough. New Bowtech’s out in November. Gonna wait to see what they have to replace Reckoning but I reckon my name will go on the list of people waiting for the Verdict. 😝😝🏹🏹

[@reecearnold2825]

STEVE, WHEN ARE YOUR OMNIA BOWS ARRIVING..... PLEASE PLEASE MAKE A VID ASAP

[@tb_archery3616]

Would love to see this against the trx because I feel like lots of Mathews guys ( including myself) are gunna wanna switch to this

[@uchyeah1]

can we see more of the bow in the frame when your are filming please?

[@henryweckesser8185]

what do you find as a good draw weight amongst your customers? what do you shoot your bows at for draw weight?

[@Thedudeabides803]

Appears to jump forward an inch on release. Maybe not a problem but it clearly jumps forward.

[@chrississon2646]

🏹🎯

[@dustytotheMax]

You said that it did not make much difference by having v bar or side rod. Why would you go V bar if it meant carrying extra weight for no real benefit?

[@derrickmartin688]

Hurry up and get a elite omnia I want to c what u think thanks 😊

[@christian_U81]

😊

[@OpenTheDoorMinistry]

have you put it through a chrono yet?

[@Sketchy2511]

Which module are you using?

[@chrississon2646]

H a ve you got an omnia in yet?

[@terrydewayne7690]

well. lol...i watch all these damn videos ...just an archery freak..i watch the reviews on bows ive already shot just to get another take on it..2nd opinion..your reviews and MFJJ's reviews are best on the net... mfjj from the states.. podium archer channel or elkshape channel...great reviews.. the only thing he gets to that you dont is a vibration count...first shot he usually say no vibration if its a nice bow.. or that its mostly dead like it should be .yea yea we know..its 1200$ bow...it better feel good !.. but 2nd shot he grips the bow tight and shoots it, gripped firm and with his release hand he shows the watcher exact when the vibration stops..for most part you two do the same bows...but there's been times ive caught myself watchin your review and wishing i could see the vibration count...if ya grip it...ya will feel it..dont matter what brand ..so he shoots and grips it and until release hand drops you know hes still feeling that residual vibrations and he drops his hand in a way that you can time the exact end of vibration...like hes hitting a drum with his finger at exact time vibration stops...so hes found a way to express the duration of vibration hes feeling....visually to the consumer in a way that works really well. other than just saying it feels good with very little vibration etc..i know a flagship bow is gonna feel good...i wanta know how good. for instance a dead in hand mathews v3x. if ya grip it tight...it vibrates for half second maybe less.. bare bow...maybe peep and sight but no added stabilizer..envision bout same etc etc. ..get into speed bows or carbon riser and you'll get a wide variation...some carbon is better than others...some speed bows suprising how short vibe count is, some horrible..but there's just something about seeing it that really fills an intel blank spot and fills in the picture when we watchin video reviews..when he says half second i know exact how that feels after stabilized and dampeners...i expect a half second to a second on a flagship.. any more is unacceptable.. unless its a speed bow...in that case id expect a solid second of residual..and find that acceptable as long as i liked the rest of the bow. if it gets anywhere near 2 seconds im puttin it down if its a top dollar speed bow....now that said. this is with a gripped hand...not derailed but held firm...i will accept longer residuals for a decrease in price..and being able to see that vibration duration before i go to the shop it saves me time...saves the tech time for setting up to test drive if i already know its got more vibes than what i want for a given price tag....aint like ima stop watchin your reviews...just wish i had a vibe count on these bows you review we dont have here....some ive never heard of but really enjoy the appearance..geometry...just no clue how they feel to shoot...thx for the review

[@liamboyle9199]

Because we really need to know how much vibration there is in a target barebow... And no just because a bow is flagship doesn't mean it'll feel good on its own, there's way more to it mate.

[@jeffrylotz138]

HaHa, it's difficult to choose when you have a Smorgasbord of bow's to choose from. Such a problem 🤔😄

[@henryweckesser8185]

sorry as per 20 meter indoor

[@gibsonlife573]

Man look at how much weight you got on that b****** that's the 1st thing I noticed is how much weight you got on there that is gonna be terribly hard unless you are super strong the soup was strong to hold up I got like 24 oz on the a** and like 8 oz on the front and I fatigue how much do I have I'm a 260 pound do bro great great big old arms 35 years old these dudes that shoot all that weight shoot all day long and if you notice They lean really bad also to try to keep the weight held up I see a lot of people have not got their bows yet I want a 65 pounder but you gotta I'm getting that b******

[@51cathedral51]

Still not as good as the Oneida with unlimited adjustments

[@chrishallal1125]

Correct me if I'm wrong but they both have the same gear let off adjustment and cams I just went and looked at them the other day both but I didn't ask about him they just looked identical just wanted to say.

[@colindakers113]

You keep saying that it is difficult to change string / cables on Mathews. In terms of their target bows, none of the TRX bows need to have the cams dropped out to change the cables. I replaced top and bottom limbs and cables / string on a TRX38-G2 and it took me less than 25 minutes. They are very easy bows to work on