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You can but during the scoring ends it is not allowed to be moved. Sometimes for outside shoots the wheel is taped and initialed to ensure it is not moved.

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A pro would use a finger sling in many cases.

A pro this, a pro that… I’m just glad to see what a pro sees

Not all of them wear that strap, get a clue.

lmao look at his grip and tell us how he’s torquing it even a little. and why do you need a wrist strap, amateur.

What about professional snipers?

@moonethealien thats something comepletely different thats a gun at a much further range. This is a bow try that with Iron sights succeed and ur a prof i would say. Challenge exepted?

how bout you do it first, also look up barebow archery if you want to see archers without sights

@@Sändare07 alrdy tried havent been able to do it yet but we getting there

@@gino-cz9zu i think you can be a pro with sights. its not like its magnetically guiding the arrow to the target.

What are you even trying to say??

@@Nick-cq3qyhe’s trying to say, I’m broke and can’t afford a setup like that, I just point and shoot and if you do anything else your wrong

Probably a 6x

@ ok thank you

4-6x is the most common by far. Depends how much movement in your sight picture you are comfortable with. I find 4 is great in a 30mm scope for most disciplines. I have used a 6x shooting 50m with some success. 5x for 3d is a great balance. Good luck. Just experiment with it all.

How to do this camera shot?

This is awesome

Less than 12" front stabilizer, no magnification, fixed pins, you can't move your sight during competition.

They shoot 60 arrows for score then the next day they shoot in Brackets to get to the final four and then they shoot against each other to see who wins. The qualifying round (60 arrows takes about 3-4 hours to complete. Thanks for watching

I would not disagree. It is an 80% payout based on participation for each division. The 20% that the host gets simply runs the event. Every division pays out the same except the championship division where the women get 10% more than the men. Pretty cool since a woman was on the podium and made more than the man for the same placement this year. As we get more sponsorship for future events, we hope to pay out some of that equally to the divisions based off of participation. We hope it continues to grow! Thanks for watching

@@archerynorthwest Why does one sex deserve more money than the other?

Generally they are called a sight leveling block. There are several manufacturers that sale them. This one happens to be sold through PSE Archery. Thanks for watching

Thank You for pointing out the interesting parts! :D

Appreciate you!

Thanks for watching!

@@ronmorris1151 based on comparisons and tests we’ve done, a whisker biscuit vs a dropaway is only 1-2 fps difference so it does not matter what rest you use in a speed test

@@NETOutdoorsandArchery skeeter!

@ thanks

The archer in this video had a shoulder injury so he had to adapt his draw in this case. Thanks for watching!

thanks for watching!

@@WolfinWolvesClothing713 you will probably wait a while to get it but man that thing will look cool!!😎

Omen is definitely a smoker. Not everyone can handle a bow that fast. I remember years ago PSE claimed to have the technology to build a 400fps IBO bow but just thought it would not be shootable. I like the omen at 60-65# but above that I didn’t. Consequently, at 60-65 it was the same as others at 70. So it was a speed thing for me. Above 285fps and I lost some control. Thanks for watching!

What do you need that speed for? 290 fps shoots perfectly and kills anything

@Lexidezi225 i agree 290 fps with hunting weight arrows is great so 400+ grains. So a basicly a bow with a ibo of 350.... withe my 70# limbs and s2 cam I'm throwing 422 grain arrows with 18% foc at 309 fps wich is fantastic its fast and flat ranges out west here for mule deer and elk shot can and do get out to 80 ish yards

made in house at Darton

Not anymore. They said custom but not who is actually making them. Their in house strings and cables were good for factory. Maybe the new “custom” will be better