Thank you for watching! This is the main reason we put out videos, helping people save time and money and more importantly enjoy shooting/archery/hunting is what we are all about! We are working on a video with more specific opinions about each bow companies offering for 2023. We have been kicking around the idea of an arrow build video also. Stay tuned more videos are on the way!

Hey thanks for watching and taking the time to comment! We have talked to quite a few different people about there experience with this bow, some people really like it and others have had a very similar experience. Stay tuned to see if we can get our hands on some of the 2023 models!

Hey Chris, thanks for watching and commenting! We might have to do some wheeling and dealing to get our hands on that Mach 34, so many different cam options! We have heard some great things about the Bowtech deadlock system, the SS 34 has some decent specs! We will see

@@brosbeforebowshunting they make that 34 in an 80lb version

Hey Jordan that is great news! We are going to have to look into that!

Thank you for the support!!

Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment! We have looked at the mamba series from APA if I remember correctly the mamba 33 has some impressive specs. If we get the chance to get our hands one we would love to see what it is capable of! Also we can’t wait to see what bow companies have in store for 2023! Stay tuned to see where this year takes us!

Try Lusk archery adventures he does decibel readings and podium archer does hand shock they’re pretty good 👍

Both great channels! Thanks for the comment!

@@brosbeforebowshunting yes sir 😁 all bows are accurate,it’s the archer not the bow imho.🏹

Great point! All bows are definitely accurate, we own and shoot many brands and models which are very accurate! But not all of them are forgiving…

Thanks for watching! I would definitely recommend the string stop swap if you end up with this bow, it makes a huge difference/improvement on the sound and feel of the shot. Good luck and let us know how it goes!

Hey Tim thanks for watching! We have been thinking and talking about this issue quite a bit lately. When the indoor season comes around we start working on the target side of the coin. When we shoot the target bows hand shock and vibration is significantly more noticeable. That vibration has zero affect on the accuracy. We agree that a good hunting bow needs to be quite and vibration and noise go hand in hand but as priority, accuracy is number one on our list. Sorry about the lefty issues, I can only imagine your frustrations. Stay tuned, we might be filming a gripe session about the 2023 bow drop!

Hey thanks for watching and commenting! The more I work with the inline the more ideas I have about the reasons it may be less forgiving for me and my shot process. One thing that I have noticed is that I use a tension style release, with the limb stop only on the bottom limb it might exaggerate differences in tension in the back wall when the shot breaks. In my opinion this can be a source of variation grip pressure and inconsistency. I have not yet had the chance to shoot the revex, but I think that having cable stops on both cams is definitely a step in the right direction. I’m not a fan of draw specific mods, but if the bow performs, I will put up with that hassle. Stay tuned, we plan on doing a video with our thoughts and opinions on the 2023 bows!

@@brosbeforebowshunting look forward to your Revex review. Have you had the opportunity to shoot the Bowtech SA34 or cp30?

To be honest we have had very limited experience with bowtech, but we might be taking a look at the sx 80 if we get a chance! Tune ability and adjustability are super high on our priority list and Bowtech definitely has both!

@@brosbeforebowshunting to be honest, after having deadlock technology and then not having it, I’ll only be buying Bowtech from here on out. At least for my hunting rig.

Makes sense!

Thanks for watching and commenting, I agree that for the most part the variation occurs with the shooter. However their are some attributes of this bow that I believe make it “less forgiving”. The limb stop one only one cam, when there is a slight variation of tension in the back wall at the release of the arrow. In my opinion this can cause different amounts of nock travel. It also can create different amounts of torque created or transferred to the grip. Like I said before, I definitely have things that I need to improve on, but there are also some bows that are more forgiving than others. Thanks for the input!!

@@brosbeforebowshunting I had a warrantee replacement for my Nexus, and I got the Inline 5. I have the same comments about the draw stop.

Thank you for watching and commenting! Limb stops are not my favorite….

Thanks for watching, the inline is a bit louder than the other bows from that year. I purchased a string stop from Hi tek archery called the sand trap. It completely changed and dampened the noise at the shot.

@@brosbeforebowshunting yeah, I ordered one to give it a shot. Anything woukd be better than this. My ct9 shoots much, much quieter.

We hadn’t heard that, it would be interesting to hear the details… Thanks for watching and commenting!

Curious where you heard that

Hoyt sued them for using the name “Inline” which Hoyt has trademarked. I’m wondering if Hoyts 2023 Bows are also called Inline or something.

It will be interesting to see

One more thing, the reflex, and the brace height are different. I’m wondering if that can make the in line more critical.

Hey Larry thanks for watching! A few months ago we did a direct comparison video where I compared them head to head. I should have put a link somewhere in this video. If you scroll through our content you will see the first prime inline video. I think the black five would have been the better comparison. I think it was a combination of all of the things that I didn’t like about this bow that made it more difficult to shoot consistently. The grip, the brace height, and the back wall characteristics. That being said, the inline is a great bow! Thanks for taking the time to comment and stay tuned for more videos!

I own both Larry to be honest can’t split them. Apart from different back walls . Both draw the same hold the same and shoot just as nice as each other

Thanks for the comment!

Thank you for the input! I have heard that the new Omnia is a beast!

@@brosbeforebowshunting Yea i heard .... but I'm a target guy i like the longer riser .... But I'm sure the Omnia will be a great bow for someone :)

I see more of a verdict guy, I get that