Ikr I have always seen Prime as a major contender!!!

I love my Logic.. What caught my eye was the logical reasons for why they do what they do ironically enough. Also 2 cams side by side just looks balanced to me.. Really itching for this bow though, idk is i want the 2 or the 4 though.. ugh.. Prime dealers are far from me..

I didn't shoot mine but I bought one. Hopefully I'll like it....never owned a prime

Waited for the Hoyts to come out. Put a deposit on the nexus 4 after shooting everything side by side. Prime is such a good rig

G5 Prime is experiencing major delays with their supply chain. Bought it December 11th 2020, still haven't received it. The dealer tells me their Prime rep won't return their calls.

@@patriotref7536 Still waiting for mine. Did you get yours yet?

@@richevans6506 no sir still waiting but it’s only been about 4 weeks. Shop told me 6 to 8 so.

Correct

I guess Im quite randomly asking but does anyone know of a good website to stream newly released movies online ?

@Jayceon Judson Flixportal :P

@Lucca Francis Thanks, signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :D I appreciate it !!

@Jayceon Judson you are welcome =)

People that don't even like primes say they are one of the smoothest drawing bows. I've heard from multiple people that "if I knew the Nexus was going to be this smooth and easy to pull, I would have ordered 80# limbs"

Let off makes a difference

Hahahahaha yeah kota's review is a little biased too because he got the bow for free. I like the way kellen breaks down a bow, would like to hear his opinion on the Xpedite nxt

Yeah pretty much any bow thats in the 33-35" ata range make crossover bows

Did you get yours yet? Still waiting for mine. 3 months and counting.

@@richevans6506 it's actually arriving this Wed finally

Pretty similar. Definitely a smooth draw! Thanks for kind words

@@InsideOutPrecision thanks for the reviews. I'm a 28 inch draw so I always go straight to your videos. Unfortunately there's no prime dealer in my state so I can't get the feel for one. I had an evo 33 and it was unbelievably smooth I thought.

Hey Joshua, I found when I setup my Centergy that it is all about your anchor point. A forgiving d-loop that is of better quality material is needed. Order some BCY braided spectra loop rope #23. I ordered mine from Lancaster & u don't have to buy a whole spool. U can order it by the feet. It is 1.6mm & tougher as well as being more forgiving. I found while saddle hunting last year that I was able to draw & anchor much better by using a d-loop that was 7/8" to 1 1/16" on my other bow that had no draw length adjustment on the cam & it was short with the standard & stiff polyester d-loop material. To every advantage is a setback which means it is a little tougher to melt the ball on each end of the d-loop. That is why bowshops don't do it cuz of the volume they have to put out b4 the season. During the off-season they should be able to help u out if they have good techs. I was able to get over the hump with the learning curve @ home. The pro-archers out there have been using this for a while & they shoot alot more daily than most of us. It saved me along with a nice set of Easton d-loop pliers. I 1st got my centershot on the string the way I wanted it. Then with that longer loop I went a little higher & lower than the arrow that was nocked on my string so the longer d-loop didn't have as much pinch on my release. Then after getting the d-loop on the string I re-enforced it with some BCY .008 serving that I wrapped with 1 piece on the top above & below & I did the same with another piece on the bottom of the d-loop. It is rock solid & forgiving & won't need to be replaced until I need a new string. This isn't as tough as it seems but u can make it tough by thinking that a bowshop has this & is willing to do it for u in August or September. 1 thing I have learned during the pandemic is that u need to prepare months ahead to achieve the results u r looking for. Good luck.

Well, the Mathews Atlas which is rated 350 IBO "at 34" dl" is in reality ~308 IBO at 30" dl with 85% let off and ~312 IBO at 30" with 80% let off. The brand which was more honest with their IBO rating was PSE last year (this one they returned to the usual bs). To be honest: don't bother with IBO; speeds are (have been) the same for years and the only way to produce more speed is either making the power stroke larger (but dl is a limiting factor based on the wingspan of the archer) reducing the bh or making a bow with a really harsh draw cycle which most wouldn't want to use.

Have you tried shimming all the way right?

The # are the same, but since youre shortening the power stroke (the travel of the arrow from the wall to the point in which the nock leaves the string) the speed and kinetic energy is reduced. But the draw cycle becomes usually smoother.

5 grains per lb of draw weight is normally the lowest that's recommended. At 70lbs, that would be 350grains.

Haha. Well at least the ones they send out are only 70lb

@@InsideOutPrecision kinda sad that 80 is all that got me separated from the pack

Usually 80%. I’m just about positive.

Every bow after a few shots is going to have some string stretch and require a little bit of tuning. The only way to negate that is putting GAS strings on right when you get the bow. The shim problem on primes really isn’t that big of a deal, especially for how nice they shoot, and i’m saying that while not even shooting a prime. I shoot a Hoyt...

What I was referring to was , if practically all the new Prime bows need shimmed.....why doesn't Prime get the bows closer to spot on BEFORE they ship them to their Pro shops. I've worked in local Pro shops since the 1980's . I do agree that Prime has came a LONG WAY since we first started getting them in.

I'm aware how tuning works....and I agree with the Matthews and Hoyt thing.

The point I was making obviously went over your head. The point was , if practically all Prime bows need shimmed from the factory....why doesn't Prime just go ahead and do it before they ship them out. No need to get butt sore over it.

I agree that ALL bows need to be tuned to each individual....but not ALL bows need to be shimmed right out of the box. You obviously got butt sore and wanted to argue and I'm not into that....so your right....I'm WRONG. Are you happy now Rusty !!! END of conversation 🙄

I've heard that before, but I thought thats what the lights on the chronograph were for.

@@InsideOutPrecision I have the same chronograph, and when I move outside (on a sunny day) I typically see an increase of 5-8fps. Try it and let me know.

@@chrisutech3676 good to know!!

Yeah, the first order is always right handed bows. The lefties are usually 3-4 weeks after, but I want to get the review up asap

@@InsideOutPrecision well the internet appreciates the speedy reviews!

Both if necessary

How often do people hold onto their bows where the grip material is gonnn make a difference? I hunt in Wisconsin and have never had a issue with a aluminum bow and it’s grip. I shot the Ventum33 and it’s awesome. I haven’t shot the prime and don’t plan on it as there are no dealers close to me. Another thing you should consider is resale. If you get a new bow every couple years. You’ll pretty much have to give the prime away. The Hoyt will have a much better resale.

What about them?

Its non existent I thought the 2 had a lot of vibration As well but as soon as our shop got a 4 in I went and shot it and im not going say its matthews dead in hand but is real close for being a bare bow

@@dezmondkrause2329 perfect, thanks

There is still some on the N4 but better that the 2's imo.