Your gunna love it!

wowee 78 pounds is definitely more then enough in a recurve!

Another wonderful use for the home gym!

@@meatheadmarksman2013 I bet it would make a nice lat pulldown machine in a pinch 🤣! One word of caution though: be careful not to torque your bow when you let it back up (down? 🤔). String derailments really increase the pucker factor of working on your own bows.

@@arturorosas42 yes I'm reluctant to do that. I think I'd rather go get a little winch from the local boat shop and make a draw board

Such a horrible feeling lol I've been using a tru fire sear which is a thick 4 finger hinge release for a while now and it hasn't broken. Much easier to hold aswell because it's just much bigger and meatier then my other ones

Pse make a nice bow! I fuess that carbon riser is a lot harder to make then tge limbs cams and strings!

AGREED! its a sweeeeeet rig, comparable to much pricier bows. ive seen a few good options for the cable guide upgrade, i was leaning towards one with the rollers like the pse or just wacking a chinese ebay job on there. Im thinking of leaving that rest on there and getting a new one for my other bow instead of putting it back on the other one. -i want to love the hoyts... but i dont... they just dont speak my language lol now i have to try not to buy the mathews vxr....

Give the Chinese rollers a miss, Ive had 2 and both drop the axles from the rod rollers. Keep in mind the roller style also hang out further toward the arrow, when I lined up the Chinese one I have it looked like it would get contact. You could use an offset rod but then you would be pulling those cables over a fair bit more and would need to tune it to suit. It can be done, just a pain in the arse.

@@meatheadmarksman2013 Will replacing a cable guide make a bow easier to pull back? I have a Bear Escape and it's hard as hell to pull back (I'm a noobie though).

Cheers mate! I'm enjoying making the silly videos haha

We are used to the wallabies not doin a whole lot.... our last great world cup performance was when John eels was running the show

Red meat and eggs! Makes your hair teeth and nails grow like mad lol

Both great bows!

@@meatheadmarksman2013 -I concur, but I must admit, I am partial to the old Mathews. I just find it to be vastly better. I'm sorry to hear you're having such a tough time with yours.

@@Dragon_rls shes all fixed up and running nicely now, got some gas bowstrings, hha virtus arrow rest. 60lb mods. Lovely to shoot, i do miss the snappy speed of the 70lbs modules tho

Go with the aproach.single cam.trust me

I have the approach hc and it's the best bow I've ever owned, I've had hoyt carbon element, pse decree, some really nice bows and the HC is smoking fast and quite.

I have expencive taste lol nothing to be ashamed of with that, it's a weird movement that most people havnt done before so it's always hard the first time you do it. if you get a 60lb bow usually you can wind a good many pounds down on the limb bolts and wind them up a little each week or month as you get stronger and can handle a bit more. A slower bow will also be easier to draw back then a faster bow. Also if you wanna get the most out of your dollar go to an archery shop not a gun shop... gun shops generally sell garbage bows for way more then a good beginners bow from an archery shop and they have no expertise to help you make good choices

@@meatheadmarksman2013 I'm a big believer in the buy once, cry once philosophy. Nothing wrong with having nice thing's. Keep up the great work, enjoyable to watch & learn

I think picking up a bow from a few years back is a great idea if its in good nic or just unsold new stock. You get a great bow without the sting of a hyped up price tag!

never heard of her

That sucks! What was the problem?

Where the string goes from the cam to the module. It breaks the side of the cam.

@@jwilliams6194 that sounds very annoying. Does the can break? Or the string?

The cam.

@@jwilliams6194 that sucks man. If it was the string it could probably be reinforced but no idea what to do about a faulty cam.

Thanks for watching mate!

I'm a free thinker... with the bows/quiver I have putting the quiver on upside down keeps the weight lower and balances it better. I'm actually thinking if getting a longer bracket made so I can drop it another 2 inches

@@meatheadmarksman2013 haha! Nice. Whatever works man, I just had to poke a little fun when I saw it upside down. I prefer a short side stabilizer to mitigate the side weight of the arrows. 8" up front with 2 oz and a 6" out the side with 5 oz on it. Dead level in the hand with a full set of arrows on a Bear Divergent.

@@Breezio69 I'm yet to try anything on the back/side. I'm thinking about making my own out of some all thread just to try a few different setups and weights.

@@meatheadmarksman2013 they help a lot

@@meatheadmarksman2013 also just a heads up, I bought the Bstinger side mount kit, but after spending the money on it I dont know why it's so expensive, could give one of the ones on amazon or Ebay a try for a lot cheaper. I think they're about $40-$60 instead of $100.

If you mean the big shop in adelaide no not yet. Seems like an archery wonderland by looking at the stuff they carry on the website

Only feral/introduced species. Buffalo, Deer, pigs, cats, dogs, foxes rabbuts etc

@@meatheadmarksman2013 are you being serious about cats & dogs lol?

@@ninjagodzilla6402 yeah man, they kill a huge amount of our native wildlife. They eat all our ground nesting birds and little marsupial species

@@meatheadmarksman2013 i beleive it.thats cool.i could think of a few id like to see get shwaked here in the south but they dont like it too much here lol.

@@ninjagodzilla6402 yeah city folk dont like it much here either but they dont see the damage they do and what it takes to control the numbers. Hopefully one day feral predator management is a nicer business but for now shooting them is the most humane option

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