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You guys realize all the hoopla about integrated rests cuts and pic rail cuts cost a manufacturer zero to do. Way over inflated options.

You should do the RVX against the form. The ugliness doesn't seem worth the cost for .3 lbs.

The audio does not do a dry fire justice...

This is much appreciated, I have been looking to upgrade my equipment and this helps with my sight set-up. Thanks!

Cool dudes but tough to take draw feel from someone who can’t draw a bow back. Regardless loves y’all’s videos and how you give all the bows fair and equal time

The fact is whatever draw weight you desire, you must be able to make a perfect shot on the animal. Some get 80lbs because Fing Joe Rogan does. Not everyone is Joe Rogan or Cam Hanes. Focus should be on form and repeatability with every shot.

watching that dude draw a bow is painful

So the bow world is just as expensive as the gun world

James Hetfield?

Nice video, what happened with Zach?

Thank u JR for clarifying the perf/comfort mod up front! Keep up the great content!

Will that Hoyt work fine for someone who draws 26.5?

Who has the best warranty and best customer service? I am a 26.5 draw and need some speed to make up, from what i watched. So with that said woild either one be just fine for me uo to hunting elk?

What's the creek sound

500 is expensive wtf

My cheapest bow has been my most accurate bow. Wish I could have it back.

What was the let off %

It amazes me how every review focuses on speed tests. But the reviews barely speak about feel, cycle, how they hold and aim at full draw. Like the things that actually matters.

500 dollars is not cheap! Our ancestors used trees sticks and rocks to make their bows and with practice they were still able to feed themselves.

62# 30" draw 425grn ACC at 307fps from my darton spectra I'm good.

Always better to buy a few years old used flagship bow instead of a brand new “cheap bow”. Luckily for me I’m left handed so I usually buy flagship bows that sit on the shop and never got sold on clearance when the next’s year bow arrives.

Just go buy an axcel driver

Just get a darton consequence

Seems the BIG difference is the price, hoyt is quite a bit more expencive. Guy in prime shirt needs to learn how to draw a bow properly.?????

So you chrono a bow which is not tuned properly 73 lb 29 DRAW. Please when you do reviews 70 lb 30 inch draw. To get real speeds.??

7 feet a second WOW thats game changer. With a more aggresive draw no doubt.??

To be honest I'm good not having either I'm perfectly fine with my 500 bow. The meat tastes the same.

To adjust the draw length but stay at what letoff you want you can also play with the cables, but depending on which way you go it'll either give you more valley or take it away, plus with lower letoff you will generally have a cleaner release and more consistent shot to shot speed consistency.

Why would a dry fire change the brace or ata..that make no sense lol

Cuz looks definitely make all the difference when it comes to filling tags

Question for the chat. I'm looking to get into hunting for food and I'm considering a bow. I have some experience in archery. I don't have a large budget. Is it worth getting the budget option? I will be hunting deer and wild boar.

Love my HBC flex hinge! I use it all with my target set up.

So apparently Joe Turner is taking the whole design for this and it's meant for a like two-stage trigger you push it to the click and then you just keep working your shot Until It Breaks they're saying by pulling on a release it affects the hand and the position of the body I did see a little bit of Grunt and you right there in your face but they're saying it's good to be shot like a rifle

Great satire on “form”

Imagine how good it would feel if you actually drew it correctly!?!?

Knot

I wouldn't care if my bow was pink and had barbie tassels hanging off the cams...if it kills animals, WTF cares what it looks like??🤦💯🤣

Can you redo this with them set at 80 pounds???

Have never worked on one of these. How would you say these compare to the regular plastic shims on pretty much everything else?

Zack and I are basically best buddies after our phone call so I had to come help the algorithm and check out that awesome draw😉😂😂

Put it on a spine tester. There is a spine. Were sick of easton pretending it doesnt matter. The axis could shift paper tears a whole inch by rotating knocks.

This moves on me, I have to cinch it down each wrap with a double overhand

It says on the website to fill in the length to cut the arrows but doesn’t give me the box to enter arrow length

It's crazy how the new fad on drawing a bow is having a high elbow and any other way is just absolutely wrong. I draw just like this guy because it's the only way my shoulder doesn't hurt.

No doubt both are good bows. But one is at the excellent end of good and one is between the bottom and middle of good. That Hoyt has it all going for it in every category over the Prime. The performance regardless of draw length is undeniable and carries far more value than "feel". Aesthetically there is no real comparison, Hoyt all day. Will have to ding the Hoyt for price though, it is ridiculously expensive. But again, both are good bows, and kudos to Prime for going outside the box in its thinking and approach, that can not go unappreciated.

prüfen in Germanistan means looking for mistakes..

All day!

Look up pictures of Hoyt carbon bows like RX3, Matrix, and what not.. Often times the carbon-parts need to be joined together with the aluminium-parts.. This is the good, old way - it is normal - and you all know it.. Hoyt puts a color over the finished bow, so you can not see the joints.. Why do people hava a problem with that?

Do yall have 300 spine/dozen bare shafts in stock?

Pull the string leech’s off Cut the rubber silencers off limbs Remove the rubber pieces from inside of limbs You will be over 400 fps after that Shoot a heavier bolt like 500 grains You will get the best performance out of that crossbow I recommend getting a custom string and swap out the scope I want crosshairs not a circle