Prime Nexus 2 Bow Review Archery

[@natet.5813]

The review I’ve been waiting for! That and for the Nexus 4, but this is the best channel for unbiased and straightforward archery advice (non-sponsored private shop helps a ton) 👍

[@arodriguez2707]

Looking forward to seeing the nexus 4 review

[@jalton9416]

Hands down, best review on the Nexus. Great work!

[@bamaverick8740]

Best reviews on the tube! Great job enjoy your content! Merry Christmas!

[@quintinkale1242]

As always a solid very informative review, thanks for your time and efforts.! Keep on rocking them out man

[@pahuntnut]

Thanks for explaining the swerve on the bottom of the riser

[@danielfunk7769]

Great review. I just went and shot one a few weeks ago. I ordered one the next week. Same colors you have. Bow was really quiet. Thanks for info on screws

[@simonaudet1107]

Is that color Morel green?!?

[@danielfunk7769]

It’s od green

[@josephtreadlightly5686]

Hoping on the Nexus 4, me too. I ordered mine over 6 weeks ago. I originally heard 2 months & would love to have it during my April vacation. When I test shot it I noticed that there was less torque when drawing back than like the CT-5. I've had to put the medical guaze on the grip due to cold so quite possibly that Aero-grip might be the best of 2 worlds. I've shot the Victory VAP TKO's with the Prime with heavy FOC & I've always been impressed with the lack of drop in speed & the penetration is incredible. I ordered mine with a Firstlite riser & Sitka limbs so we might have a full out insurrection on our hands.

[@zhickman338]

Awesome, was waiting for this.

[@TheAllankuz]

Great review, looks like Prime tried to add improvements over the Black series, which is nice to see! I always have one or two screws on those cams back out the first 100 or so shots but they eventually settle or maybe I just tighten to the right spot and have no issues afterwards.

[@outdooranalytics7887]

The 2 and 4 really have my attention. Nice speeds out of that platform. Wish they had more dealers though. It is interesting to see Hoyt go to a binary cam, the new riser reminds me of the old Factor a bit.

[@yarbrayhenson1235]

i shot it yesterday... I love it

[@tragikk03]

That grip looks really nice

[@Murder.Muffin]

Very kool as always. Thanks.

[@richandkidarcheryandoutdoo4372]

Good review. You draw that bow better with your right than I'd draw a left handed bow lol. I reckon I'd derail it.

[@David_TX]

I think the prime, "something",is my next bow.. I love my pse but that prime looks sweet as butter

[@johnkovacs5972]

You should check speeds at a short DL that’s where you’ll see how efficient the cam system is

[@the_southern_life_18]

So are we going to see you do a new bow build with the Mathews Atlas.

[@scottyoung6745]

i purchased one of these but it hink the shop set center shot wrong, the arrow is over top of the berger hole is that correct?

[@adamlimbach6756]

Thx for putting this together. How would you describe the draw cycle and much hand shock? Just curious how comfortable you think this would be after 75-100 shots in a day...thx!

[@stevehall4130]

Yeah. Nice review, but would u own one?

[@InsideOutPrecision]

Hard to get the Traverse out of my hands haha

[@stevehall4130]

@@InsideOutPrecision Agreed! Hard for me to look past a Mathews as well.

[@ashleysmith4191]

I’ll be interested to see hoyts new binary.

[@chronicdro100]

Hey so you guys have these primes at the bow rack? And you have the option bow sight? I went and shot the nexus 2 yesterday at the shop by my house but they don’t carry much for accessories.

[@DomRovito]

Hey Kellen, love you content! Great info. I just got back into bow hunting and purchased a Quest Thrive on ebay. It's in great condition and I tuned it with your help. I also got a deal on Victory RIP .204 elite arrows. They're 400s. Now, I only have a 27" draw with a 55lb draw weight. So I'm using the 60 gram inserts with 125 gram points. These specs look OK on the Victory spine calculator, does this sound good to you? Also according to my EX V sight insert my arrow speed is around 270 fps. I feel like this set up is fine from my shooting so far, but I'd really like your opinion. Thanks, Dom

[@InsideOutPrecision]

That much weight up front might make them a little weak depending on how long the arrow is. Probably okay at 55lbs, but if you go up in draw weight I'd decrease the point weight to a 100 grain point

[@DomRovito]

@@InsideOutPrecision Thanks for the reply Kellen. I cut the arrows to 27" with the insert they're 27.5. What would indicate that I need to reduce the tip weight.

[@PopcornWalter]

Hi, i have a Prime Logic 9. I wonder if there's a portable bowpress for that. My Bowmaster don't fit, because the width of the hooks are too small. The width of the cams is 1 inch, and the hooks are about 2 cm or 0,78 inch. I saw a video on You Tube and the Synunm bowpress. What do you think about it ?

[@danielfunk7769]

The bow master has a split limb accessory look into it

[@gorankorovljevic810]

Great bow,great review but when i see drawing bow aross your chests its makes me sick.Do you shooting like that all the time or it was to much draw weight?

[@InsideOutPrecision]

lol, I'm a lefty so drawing right handed can be a struggle

[@gorankorovljevic810]

@@InsideOutPrecision Ok cool than,it was confusing to watch somebody with so much knowledge and than drawing bow so poor 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@wswillett]

Did Prime build them with the "TING" built into the riser?

[@keefer88]

if they could fix the crazy vibration I would be a huge Prime fan. Love everything about them but that buzz makes it not fun to shoot for me.

[@stick__shooter]

Do the new Primes still come with the lifetime string replacement every two years?

[@InsideOutPrecision]

Yep

[@aaronward3882]

Skip the shims! Convert the yolks on the cables to something similar to the new PSE.

[@InsideOutPrecision]

You can't just "convert" the yolk dude

[@aaronward3882]

@@InsideOutPrecision it is possible to do but maybe not feasible.

[@asrealasitgets765]

The Nexus 4 has a 6" brace height not 6.5". The Nexus 6 has a 6.5" brace height.

[@tylersmith3839]

If you increase the hold weight does it increase the speed?

[@InsideOutPrecision]

Not by much. Just 3-5 fps

[@tragikk03]

If I ever switch from my traverse I think I'll get a Prime bow

[@Voxguitarsrock]

Would this be a big improvement over my Bear whitetail 2? 😁

[@InsideOutPrecision]

Huge haha

[@koop-mi4mc]

I believe the cams are 72x now

[@jackbuendgen389]

Can you please do the V3 27 next please!?

[@InsideOutPrecision]

It shoots the same speed as the 31.

[@jackbuendgen389]

@@InsideOutPrecision I have a 26 inch dl. Is there a big speed difference?

[@chuckiewestmoreland3353]

I have never seen a prime in person around here it’s PSE Elite and Matthews that all the shops sell.

[@scottshepherd5583]

Is there anyway to twist the strings up to 73-75lbs?

[@InsideOutPrecision]

Yoy answered your own question...twist up the cables

[@scottshepherd5583]

@@InsideOutPrecision would it mess with the timing of the cams or throw the bow out of tune?

[@InsideOutPrecision]

@@scottshepherd5583 Shouldn't mess with the timing as long as you put the same number of twists in each one! May check it through paper after just to make sure it isn't putting too much flex into your arrow

[@anthonymcknight9462]

Hello great video, Im a subscriber with xl/LD 33" PLEASE make a video comparison mathews atlus vs pse nxt 35 xl/LD AT 70lbs at max draw length. I shoot beaman ics arrows at 420 grains at 302 fps looking. Looking to replace my Hoyt Cybertec because its to short. But for the money these bows seem to be slow. Please i need real number, Thank you. That Prime has the speed.

[@pythonithon5916]

Really? 302 fps with 420 gr arrows is too slow for you? Most people don't break 280 fps with their setups. 302 fps with your arrows is freaking fast. Not to mention your super long draw will help.

[@anthonymcknight9462]

@@pythonithon5916 Hello and no, you misunderstood. My Hoyt is faster than the new bows for that reason I am asking for real numbers. Also my bow max draw is 31.5. Therefore I shot a long D-loop and I'm shooting from the wall with no valley. wicked hand torque and front shoulder is jammed up . But I still make it work.

[@pythonithon5916]

@@anthonymcknight9462 Sorry. I typed your specs for a 350 ibo Mathews Atlas into a speed calculator. At 350 ibo, 33 inch draw, 70 lbs, 420 grs, and 20 grains on the string, you would be shooting around 350 fps. With that speed you could make your arrow around 450-500 grs and still have it blazing fast with some more punch if you are a hunter.

[@anthonymcknight9462]

Wow , really..that would be nice and yes I hunt also. Thank you very much for the numbers.

[@pythonithon5916]

@@anthonymcknight9462 No problem. This is where I got it from if you want to do it later www.omnicalculator.com/physics/arrow-speed

[@Raga985]

What do the 4 cams do better than 2?

[@DaveGme]

There are two parallel cams. They are one piece. They keep the string in the center of the bow.

[@logansayre8521]

It completely eliminates cam lean (like you'll find commonly on the big cam matthews)

[@logansayre8521]

They come with shims (as matthews comes with "top hats") in order to tune for lateral tearing, not cam lean. Cam lean can and does happen with larger single track cams such as matthews. You can fanboy whatever brand you want, but it doesn't mean they have flawless designs. Primes are not at all perfect but they have some innovative and effective design features that many fanboys could benefit from if they would stop drooling over the 4th iteration of nearly the exact same design that keeps getting price markups year after year.

[@logansayre8521]

Also if you bade what bow you're buying solely off of magazine tests then it makes perfect sense that you would worship matthews

[@sharpshooter7686]

@John Coffey I don't think there's a company that can build a bow quieter than a Mathews right now, but a few are getting close. I can't speak for the VXR because I don't have one, but my Vertix shot a slightly tail high tear out of the box after setting the center shot at 13/16. Primes imo are great bows, sure they're not as quiet and vibration free as Mathews but they're tack drivers to say the least. If I hadn't bought a Mathews, I would've bought a Prime just by how it held on target and shot. I agree with Logan, you can't base your purchasing decision based on reviews from magazines and websites. Go out and shoot it yourself.

[@Stayseated80085]

Hurt my shoulder seeing you draw back like that. I just HAVE to every time you shoot righty. Not gonna stop.

[@psihbugrim9896]

FPS ? PaSpOrT!

[@socalripper03]

FIRSTS!

[@jassonkhoo1223]

compare to traverse!!!

[@TyrantExterminator1776]

I have the PRIME LOGIC, I really like PRIME BOWS, I'm really interested in the Prime Nexus 4, Why are they not out yet?