Fivics Saker 3 Finger Tab review

We test and compare the Fivics Saker finger tab to other finger tabs. We discuss what we like about different tabs and we shoot at 18 meters with the Saker tab.
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[@esnevip]

Dunno why noone else has said it but; Fantastic grouping dude!

[@mrpickles3479]

I’ve got that axcel tab in large, great tab.

[@wanr5701]

Hopefully you can do the reviews on Saker 1 and 2 as well, alongside brass version of each tab.

[@saltfishfrenzy9976]

Love the videos mate awsome stuff finally needed a new arrow rest and ordered it from you guys can't wait for it to arrive!!

[@robertbrowniii5459]

Getting ready to try starting recurve bow for the first time, love the video helps out greatly.

[@tytraulich4987]

Do you have a good recommendation for a light 50s” recurve for hunting ILF. Sammick is heavy and clunky. Too long for hunting

[@lordcarnorjax8599]

Surprised you haven't tested the AAE KSL Gold tab yet. I use the Faitherweather with the metal pro plate on it which I really like but since going up in poundage I'm thinking I might need a couple more layers of leather too.

[@shredfreak83]

That was michele frangilli indeed with the glove. He also shoots with about 5 or 6 layers on a tab, 1 layer per 10lbs. His world record still stands though for the past 20 years. There's also nespoli with that ridiculous draw weight of 68lbs, i doubt 2 layers would cut it lol.

[@DaveK385]

They always told me that you should figure expensive parts and repairs on a used luxury car later vs. a good deal when buying. I've got several tabs, some heavy brass and some lightweight aluminum but I can't tell any difference in scores. Is there a difference?

[@MyFriendsAreElectric]

I didn't know about the carbon shortage... Now would be a great time for more carbon capture companies to jump in. Even centralised government units. Ramp up the capture and provide steady income selling the product.

[@OpiatesAndTits]

Carbon capture is expensive and not currently viable to help with the climate crisis unless you mean fitting carbon capture onto existing power plants. Which isn’t happening in America Id imagine because the way to get it to happen is regulation and the Supreme Court basically told the EPA they can’t regulate existing power plants for carbon emissions probably because the industry pays for their fancy vacations (look it up the American Supreme Court gets bribed all the time lol). The EU might do it but without the Americans following suit I suspect captured carbon won’t be cheap. But that’s my initial instincts. It maybe the carbon capture industry is working on or has out some new technologies that the market might correct itself in this regard. I’m by no means an expert.