Thank you! I discuss changing draw length in my review of the Bowtech Amplify. The Edge XT will be a very similar process except you do not have the option to change between Comfort and Performance. Link to the video is below and I discuss the mods at the 12 minute mark. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jq-Ho5SD2Ny6epc.html

Thanks! The Edge 320 is a nice bow as well with the binary cams. It's a little faster as well. I just received my first Edge XT this week, dealers should know about them.

Lucky kid, and awesome uncle! For future reference, I am able to sell Diamond bows online, and I'd love to help you out.

Specs are similar and draw cycle will be similar. The XT will be more stable with the split limbs and likely less vibration. The 305 will be a little lighter which sometimes matters to women shooters. Both are nice bows for the price. Try them both if you can!

I don't have an archery form video, but there are lots of good ones on youtube (and some bad!) My video on releases will give you a few tips. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eNuHfqdz2KfHhX0.html John Dudley has some good tips in his videos also. Enjoy the bow!

Because I am only shooting 28" at 60# and a 435 grain arrow. Most speed testing is done at 30" and 70# with a 350 grain arrow. I was testing a typical hunting setup. Thanks!

Thanks, New to archery. Trying to learn @@coyotecreekarchery

​@@coyotecreekarcherywas the arrows 410 or 435? In the video you said 410

Yes 410 grains. With a 125 grain point the arrow is weighing 435, but I didn't shoot that combination in this video. Thanks!@@redneckcatfishing

Most hunters are drawing less than 70 lbs in my experience. In my shop I see most between 55 and 65 lbs, and test for "real world" numbers

Have you shot both? I would try to shoot both of them and decide from there.

They only place I could shoot both would be bass pro and I’m not for sure if they’d let me.

@@jacksonplush6671In that case, I think the Edge XT is the better bow. Contact me if you'd like to purchase one through Coyote Creek Archery. I'll take good care of you!

At your draw length you will need a stiffer spine. I would recommend a 300 spine arrow and the arrow length will be close to your draw length, but your local pro shop should be able to help you with this. For a standard hunting setup, an arrow weight in the mid 400 grain range would be ideal.

You can't go wrong with Gold Tip Hunter XT's.

The mod has one index mark past 31 and the holes line up for it. However Diamond says max draw of 31"

@@coyotecreekarchery Thanks

This bow would definitely be effective on elk with the proper arrow, broadhead, shot placement, shot distance, etc.

@@coyotecreekarchery thanks !

You will need a draw board and scale. Your local pro shop should be able to help with this. It's very quick and easy, just takes the right tools

Absolutely, it's a great beginner bow

@@coyotecreekarchery thank you! I appreciate your opinion! Then maybe I can give it a try next week at a lokal shop. Just thought it could be technically outdated since it's a while on the market.

It has definitely been a long wait. The 320 is nice, but I prefer the XT. For a little more money you might consider the Bowtech Amplify. I'm really impressed with that bow.

They will both have a smooth draw, the Alter will be faster, but with more felt vibration. The grip on the Edge XT will be a little slimmer and shorter than what is on the Alter. Both are nice bows, but with different can system there is a noticeable difference between the two. It really comes down to personal preference.

I paper tune every bow before it goes on display and tuning this bow was quick and easy.

Correct, I don't shoot 70 lbs and most of my customers don't either. I want to show a hunting setup and not an IBO test. Thank you!

@@coyotecreekarchery I'm totally confused. Don't you want to run as much poundage as your bow has to offer when it comes to hunting? More power = more penetration and therefore a better shot at an ethical kill after all.

@@ambrosekillpack4841 With modern bows this isn't necessary. I have never had an issue with penetration on deer, but I have had times in the cold when I could not draw my bow. Shoot the most draw weight that you are comfortable with, make sure that it is well tuned, setup your arrow for good penetration, only take ethical shots, and you'l fill the freezer! Thanks!

@@ambrosekillpack4841doesn’t do you any good if you can’t pull it or hold it for 2 minutes