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I used a Sony ZV-1

@@shbfy I had someone who really wanted to buy the Lazer and I really likes the concept of the Title and I wanted to see the difference.

@@thebowbeginnerawesome! Enjoy 👌

@@maxcervantes Siempre puedes intentar acortar la cuerda agregando más vueltas, pero creo que no será posible acortarla 2 pulgadas. Pero 22 pulgadas es muy, muy corto. ¿Por qué lo necesitas tan corto?

@@thebowbeginner ¡Gracias por responder! Seria para una niña de 12 años, por eso tan corto. 👍

@@maxcervantes Gracias. Entonces creo que el Lazer no es una buena opción para ella ya que el peso será demasiado alto. Quizás tenga más sentido conseguir el lazo que le compré a mi hija. Ella tiene 11 años. This is the video ua-cam.com/video/ICruegFyv40/v-deo.html

Hi. No they don't hit the back wall as they barely penetrate the back layer. The bow in the video has 60lbs Draw weight

@@thebowbeginner Cool.. thnx for sharing the test results and info; gonna go grab me a pair from decathlon.. 😉🙏🏻

Thanks ❤

I use contact lenses it helps me and I also have the same bow I was going to do a video once it comes in to cover that exact question of you don't wanna use contact lenses I would suggest looking into shooting glasses. Yes they make shooting glasses for archery and rifle and pistol competition that help you aim and see distance ask your optometrist about them and they should point you in the right direction

Hi Don, Thanks for watching and liking the video. I am stoked that it helped you. Shooting with my glasses is not an issue. When shooting with glasses you just need to open your stance a bit. This allows you to face the bow a bit more straight on and the bridge of your glasses will not be in the way. I would also add that you need to change your shot process to include adjusting your glasses to the right position. That way you avoid them being slightly out of place on the shot.

@@thebowbeginner I just found out that there is a device called "verifiers". I am shooting a recurve, without a peep so that will not work but I'm planing to get a Lazer (compound) and with a peep, these verifiers are acting like a pair of reading glasses, it allows you to see the pins of your sight.

​@@donanderson9872 There are verifiers and clarifiers. If you are target shooting (the Lazer is a target bow) then you want the target to be clear. For that you want a verifier, even when wearing glasses. There are different ones depending on your magnification. I use 8x at 50m. So I have a specific verifier lens in my peep that only works for 4x and 8x. A verifier is more for hunting setups I think

Hi. I actually made a video about it on this channel.

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I use an Offset mount for the back stabiliser bar. You can mount it together with the Front Bar in one Hole at the front of the riser ( best done using a Quick Release). I use this one from Axcel truball.com/collections/axcel%C2%AE-stabilizers-mounting-brackets/products/copy-of-trilock-adjustable-v-bar-mount-with-eyebolt-includes-2-side-rod-centerlock-quick-disconnects-black

Thanks for the reply. I’ve just purchased the Axcel offset mount you recommend. What is the silver colour mount you have between your Doinker podium stabiliser and the Axcel offset please? I can’t seem to find anything with enough thread to go through the Axcel bar and into the bow riser if that makes sense? Thanks again for the reply.

@@kermitcommando8833 It is a Quickrelease. It came with a longer screw. I now use a Quick Release from Shrewd.

@@thebowbeginner Fantastic! Thanks again for the reply and the help! Good luck on your journey.

Yes. But actually, in europe it is one of the cheapest Flagship Target Bows. For some reason I don't understand it costs almost US$ 800 less than in the States. This makes it way cheaper than the Hoyt Stratos or Bowtech Reckoning. The unpacking and first impression video is shot and just needs editing. So far I am super impressed. This bow is so much more solid in the hand when shooting and needs a lot less stabiliser weight than the PSE Lazer did. I am still working out the best tuning for me, but even without stabilisers I am getting tighter groups.

@@thebowbeginner - learning that Mathews is that much cheaper over there is fascinating! Question for you though... What made you decide to upgrade so quickly? Do you feel you out-shot the Lazer that fast?

@@AnthonyMakhoul No. Actually a friend of mine was desperate to buy the Lazer from me. So I decided to upgrade. The Title 38 was on the top of my list as it has some very cool features built into it.

Yes. She is working on it.

Your're welcome 😀

Yes. However harder to execute with the proper Olympic Recurve Shot Process which involves setting the grip quite late in the shot process.

@@thebowbeginner and not to mention the longer bow making the knee perch questionable. I'll try it though

Thanks. I am stoked that you like my content 🙂

I second this, another half inch might do you wonders on your hold!

Thanks! 😃

You're welcome

Thanks for the support and I hope you love the bow as much as I do. The Dampeners are from Limbsaver.

That’s great! Thanks for the reply. I am looking forward to the next video.

You're welcome @@kermitcommando8833

I appreciate that!

You're welcome. It's a 2024 PSE Lazer

Thanks Kevin 👍

Thanks for the advice. I was using a sling in the beginning. However I was never really using it as the bow was not really jumping forward in shots even without any fingers holding the front of the riser.

@thebowbeginner What is your Bow poundage, and how heavy are your arrows?

@@inskinov412 Last Time measured it was 57 Lbs. My outdoor arrows are 420grains (100gr point)

Thank you for the advice 😀

What he's trying to say is. Bring the up parallel with the ground, and when you lower the bow, you'll activate your back muscles. This will help with stamina. I commented on another clip about a bow sling. I'd highly recommend it. Also,wait until AFTER your first competition to try new things. Good luck, God bless.

@@inskinov412 Thank you. I will work on doing that. I actually started trying that last evening.

Hi Ullish1989. So far I am pretty impressed with it. The finish on the riser is actually better than on my PSE Lazer and so far everything is working as it should (with exeption of the advertised 19Lbs Draw Weight) . My daughter is now shooting it with a full stabiliser setup and is loving it. Another thing I would say, is that the shipping was reasonably priced and really quick (less than a week). If I order stuff from the Spanish Mainland or the US it takes weeks to get here. What probably will not be great is the aftersales service directly from Topoint. I had questions on the M3 last month, and they never got back to me. But if you have a reputable dealer you buy it from, that should not be an issue.

Thanks for the advice. I will keep on trying to get her to tie up her hair.

Ok. Good to know. I did not notice that I did that. I was tapping the top of the roller assembly (like at 24:03) to get it to drop. But popping the chord sounds easier

I actually added the Limbsaver Dampers to the limbs now. They made a big difference

One other thing that can be played with cheaply and with a decent effect is "On Rod Dampers" Beestinger and SVL both do variants for €10 ish, they can be placed on the rods to tune out vibration and/or used to make minor balance changes to the stabilizer setup balance.

You're Welcome Eric 🙏

That is true, but you need to have the pressure on the bottom of the release anyways before the draw.

@thebowbeginner well that's true also but everything can happen so just be cautious you know

Yes. Me too. However when you are new to the sport and get ready made arrows and stock Strings it's a good idea to check the nock fit.

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Thanks Daniel. Yes. I got a bow press last week (check it out in my short video feed). I just paper and torque tuned it a few days ago.

@@thebowbeginner Good deal, yeah i saw you got a last chance press.