Striker Bows - Shooting At A Public Outdoor Archery Range

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Striker Bows - Shooting At A Public Outdoor Archery Range

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Dusty Ellis from Striker Bows took his buddy Ted Jacobs to a public outdoor archery range in Centerville, Ohio and took some video along the way.
Bows being shot:
Striker Fastback - 3-piece Takedown Longbow: 47#@28" - 60" length.
Striker Sport - 1-piece Longbow: 47#@28" - 58" length.
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Video shot by: Ted Jacobs and Dusty Ellis
Edited by: Dusty Ellis
Music by: Dusty Ellis and Matty Monk

Пікірлер: 8

@MaloneNYDeerhunter1 9 жыл бұрын

Nice looking bows guys !

@fuzzgutterwins3 6 жыл бұрын

I have a cotton mouth and a Montana. I dont know if a striker classic, big jim buffalo or a bodnik phantom is going to be my next new bow.

@SuperJayman27 5 жыл бұрын

Fuzzgutter Wins what did u get?

@jasonhorstman8386 10 жыл бұрын

Awesome

@tslmiami6288 4 жыл бұрын

Nice video. I know one day I’ll get me a beautiful custom made but I just wonder is it really going to shoot better than my bear Kodiak take down? I can’t imagine it would but maybe...

@lhasakivan 6 жыл бұрын

Young Blood.... Ya got Target Panic with improper anchor. You'd probably get more speed and better impact if you anchored longer and got some expansion in your draw. I have the striker Cocobolo (54#@28"-60") Shooting with 31.5" Gold Tip Hunters 400 spine 7.45 gpi. (2014 and it's 2018 now, maybe you got better?) That bullseye you showed cut away from the shot, to show that bullseye. Ya shoulda took steps back to show the entire shot distance with out cutaway. I wonder how many takes it took? Like my grand daughter says "Grampa did you just walk up and stick that arrow in the bullseye?" Yours truly a 61year old geezer. No offense, I'm just sayin"

@PooMonkeyMan 5 жыл бұрын

I believe he's an instinctive snap shooter. To me, it seems that once he hits his anchor, he immediately looses the arrow. I tend to do the same too. Contrary to your suggestion to anchor longer, I actually develop more panic the longer I anchor. I can't say the same for Dusty, but some people are wired to just loose the arrow once the anchor point has been reached.