I would suggest putting shrink tubing over the limb stop to protect the O rings. Mine didn't last long unprotected. Also, my Inline 3 is a 2022. It came with a limb driven rest tie point on the top limb. Works just fine for my Vapor Trail rest. I had to set my nock point much higher than I am used to as well. I love everything about the bow.
The hamskea epsilon rest is the best imo I have one on my mathews v3x. And it shoots great. When spending your money always get a good rest it makes tuning better. Limb driven will never fail you. Nice build
@@Martin_Chag I literally just finished swapping the shims 3/1 and just got my first bullet holes with 250 spine arrows and 150 tip plus 50 gr hit insert iron will shot three different arrows all perfect bullet holes 70# @ 28.5" DL
Prime (parallel cams) reminds me of Mathews (SoloCam) moving away from what put them on the archery industry map this year. The specs on this new Inline 5 bow are 35" ATA, 342 fps IBO, 6" brace height, & 4.6 pounds mass weight. My 9 year old Prime Impact specs are 35" ATA, 340 fps IBO, 6.25" brace height, & 4.5 pounds mass weight. I like a 34-35" ATA bow, but I don't see a reason to ever replace what I have based on specs. I like the draw cycle, solid backwall, & quietness of my current bow. I take advantage of the lifetime free cable/strings (eligible every 2 years) every 3-4 seasons. Spec-wise, buying a new bow would seem silly. Prime bows have surely evolved, but some of these recent changes (seem like yuck to me) would make me consider other brands today. I shot my 1996 Mathews Signature for 17 years (marketing hype was nuts during those years). I may shoot my 2013 Prime Impact even longer. It may be my last compound bow purchase.
The one thing I found was the grip I did not like it like Are my hand did not mind it because it was giving me a right there I took the grip off and left that foam under it whatever that is And just shot it off the Horizon and it would give me a bullet hole every time
I would suggest putting shrink tubing over the limb stop to protect the O rings. Mine didn't last long unprotected. Also, my Inline 3 is a 2022. It came with a limb driven rest tie point on the top limb. Works just fine for my Vapor Trail rest. I had to set my nock point much higher than I am used to as well. I love everything about the bow.
Love my inline 5 at 80 lbs. a great bow that shoots like a machine
Absolutely refreshing to see the dude from Wilde Arrow work on a bow that's not a Hoyt. Prime owner here full disclosure :)
Hoyts are popular.. They know their stuff over there no matter the brand.
Just bought an inline 5. Best bow ever! And i have had numerous! So comfortable to shhot. Super accurate! I have a long draw and it fits perfect!
I love my inline 5 I love how it balances after I draw it back. It also feels lighter than the specs say.
The hamskea epsilon rest is the best imo I have one on my mathews v3x. And it shoots great. When spending your money always get a good rest it makes tuning better. Limb driven will never fail you. Nice build
You made me feel much better about the nock high.....prime is the only manufacturer that I had this issue
Excellent video Btw.
I just subscribed
Same! Thanks 👊
@@Martin_Chag I literally just finished swapping the shims 3/1 and just got my first bullet holes with 250 spine arrows and 150 tip plus 50 gr hit insert iron will shot three different arrows all perfect bullet holes
70# @ 28.5" DL
Prime (parallel cams) reminds me of Mathews (SoloCam) moving away from what put them on the archery industry map this year. The specs on this new Inline 5 bow are 35" ATA, 342 fps IBO, 6" brace height, & 4.6 pounds mass weight. My 9 year old Prime Impact specs are 35" ATA, 340 fps IBO, 6.25" brace height, & 4.5 pounds mass weight. I like a 34-35" ATA bow, but I don't see a reason to ever replace what I have based on specs. I like the draw cycle, solid backwall, & quietness of my current bow. I take advantage of the lifetime free cable/strings (eligible every 2 years) every 3-4 seasons. Spec-wise, buying a new bow would seem silly. Prime bows have surely evolved, but some of these recent changes (seem like yuck to me) would make me consider other brands today. I shot my 1996 Mathews Signature for 17 years (marketing hype was nuts during those years). I may shoot my 2013 Prime Impact even longer. It may be my last compound bow purchase.
Shooting a Ventum but I've heard from multiple people that the Inline is the bow of the year. Have to go check it out!
I believe it! So far it’s been a good bow
Awesome bow Martin definitely will be checking my bow now thanks for all the tips and tricks;)
Thanks. Right on, get it dialed and good luck in the coming months
The one thing I found was the grip I did not like it like Are my hand did not mind it because it was giving me a right there I took the grip off and left that foam under it whatever that is And just shot it off the Horizon and it would give me a bullet hole every time
Martin, what are your thoughts about it now after having it for a hunting season?
It’s grown on me… I did notice it’s a little loud compared to others though
Great video! What is the length of that stabilizer and are you happy with it?
I believe it’s 10” and yes I like how it doesn’t stick out in front of the bow
I just bought a new Prime inline and the pro shop said it did not come with cam shims. I got nothing no owners manual paperwork nothing.
Same happened to me, I contacted g5 outdoors and they made it right with me.
How is prime??? Bowtech guy here
Love the new prime Revex
Nobody is showing how to time these bows
I wish I had the money for it :(
One of the more affordable top end bows you’ll find 👍
@@Martin_Chag it’s not lol in uk ventum 33 is 200£ cheaper same with Mathews
@@Chris78pl in the US I bet you pay more for the hoyt then prime