I know right, makes them kinda fun to work on, I love shooting this bow. It is still a good shooter, for me anyway, Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment and I hope you have a blessed week. Dale
Thank you so much my friend, I love to have fun and enjoy learning and sharing with others what I learn, which mostly comes from the school of hard knocks hahaha. Thanks again and I Hope you have a blessed weekend my friend. Dale
OH my, I think Bobby and I would get along great my friend. I wish we had a good shop near by here. Tell Bobby we said hello. I hope you have a blessed weekend my friend. dale
It sounds like we have a lot in common, Those older Mathews's bows are really sweet, I have been enjoying shooting it. It helped me harvest two this fall also. So that is a plus. Thanks for taking the Time to watch and comment and I Hope you have a blessed weekend. Dale
Agreed, well said and thank you for pointing that out as well. Good luck on your build your doing and have a blessed weekend my friend. Let us know how it turns out when you get it done. Dale
@HeartlandMakesAndOutdoors I miss being able to yoke tune the center shot, on most today have to be shimmed or have 18 screws that move limbs or alter cam/axle placement.
@@Muskrat78 ahahah, when I was telling my buddy about this video I was working on, he and I talked about that same thing. So much has changed in the world we now live in with bows. The tuning is all different. We also were not attempting 70 yard shots etc. That being a mild shot for the TAC events that are being held now days as well. I was laughing the other day when putting a new sight on my new bow, and looking back at this old site in this bow, it was so simple, you bolt it on, move the pins till your hitting the spot and go on about your business harvesting animals. Third axis back then hahha, we would have been like what are you talking about. hahaha. Fun stuff. I noticed while I was shooting this bow this morning for my little morning routine, the dang level finally broke out of it along the way somewhere hahhaha. Thanks again my friend and if you are on instagram, tag us with your build when your done. I dont get on there as much as I should but it should notify me if you tag us there. Thanks again friend and have a blessed weekend. dale
They came out with the XT like a week or so after I bought this one, I dont recall what all changes they did to the XT, but they both are still great bows. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment and I hope you have a blessed weekend. Dale
Too in depth for me right now. But very useful info that I can refer back to after I get settled in. I have a question though. I’ve been looking at bows here and there at cabelas and scheels and they don’t have peep sights, are those something that come with a different string or what? God bless
No it is something you will buu and add to your string , it is the rear sight for your sight up front , If you plan to use a sight up front. There is also different sizes of pee sights as well, from a really small hole to a larger hole, the somewhat kinda close to norm is probably the 3/16 she is what a lot of hunters use for their hunting set ups. I can do an ore in depth video for you if you would like. have a blessed weekend my friend. Dale
@ thank you for your response! I wouldn’t want to make you spend all that time on a video for me. Either way, I will be watching whatever you put out sir.
I wish I had a good solid answer for you other than no, This bow and I have been through to much, maybe one day the girls will not know what to do with it, until then, I still shoot it pretty regularly. Thanks for taking the time to stop by and I hope you have a blessed week. Dale
hahah, Yeah that would for sure crack those limb pockets, hahah, Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment and I hope you have a blessed weekend my friend. Dale
That is how you would take the string off the older bows, they were designed to do that, but yeah, I said up front, dont do this. The advice as dont do this,. Thanks for taking the time to watch and share your thoughts abut it with us and I Hope you have a blessed week Dale
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These old single cams can be yoked tune to remove left and right tears.
I know right, makes them kinda fun to work on, I love shooting this bow. It is still a good shooter, for me anyway, Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment and I hope you have a blessed week.
Dale
great Job, love the Attitude.
Thank you so much my friend, I love to have fun and enjoy learning and sharing with others what I learn, which mostly comes from the school of hard knocks hahaha. Thanks again and I Hope you have a blessed weekend my friend.
Dale
My best buddy Bobby owns an Archery shop and I always let him work on my bows but great info for the do it yourselfers out there Dale.
OH my, I think Bobby and I would get along great my friend. I wish we had a good shop near by here. Tell Bobby we said hello. I hope you have a blessed weekend my friend.
dale
@ everyone gets along with Bobby.
I have switchback 05 love it also hunt with recurve I get it. Be safe & good luck
It sounds like we have a lot in common, Those older Mathews's bows are really sweet, I have been enjoying shooting it. It helped me harvest two this fall also. So that is a plus. Thanks for taking the Time to watch and comment and I Hope you have a blessed weekend.
Dale
Doing a complete build on a switchback currently. I own a press! Make sure your idler lean is good after you figure out all the specs
Agreed, well said and thank you for pointing that out as well. Good luck on your build your doing and have a blessed weekend my friend. Let us know how it turns out when you get it done.
Dale
@HeartlandMakesAndOutdoors I miss being able to yoke tune the center shot, on most today have to be shimmed or have 18 screws that move limbs or alter cam/axle placement.
@@Muskrat78 ahahah, when I was telling my buddy about this video I was working on, he and I talked about that same thing. So much has changed in the world we now live in with bows. The tuning is all different. We also were not attempting 70 yard shots etc. That being a mild shot for the TAC events that are being held now days as well. I was laughing the other day when putting a new sight on my new bow, and looking back at this old site in this bow, it was so simple, you bolt it on, move the pins till your hitting the spot and go on about your business harvesting animals. Third axis back then hahha, we would have been like what are you talking about. hahaha. Fun stuff. I noticed while I was shooting this bow this morning for my little morning routine, the dang level finally broke out of it along the way somewhere hahhaha. Thanks again my friend and if you are on instagram, tag us with your build when your done. I dont get on there as much as I should but it should notify me if you tag us there. Thanks again friend and have a blessed weekend.
dale
I have a switchback xt, fine shooting bow. Holds very steady even though it is a short axle to axle bow.
They came out with the XT like a week or so after I bought this one, I dont recall what all changes they did to the XT, but they both are still great bows. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment and I hope you have a blessed weekend.
Dale
Too in depth for me right now. But very useful info that I can refer back to after I get settled in. I have a question though. I’ve been looking at bows here and there at cabelas and scheels and they don’t have peep sights, are those something that come with a different string or what?
God bless
No it is something you will buu and add to your string , it is the rear sight for your sight up front , If you plan to use a sight up front. There is also different sizes of pee sights as well, from a really small hole to a larger hole, the somewhat kinda close to norm is probably the 3/16 she is what a lot of hunters use for their hunting set ups. I can do an ore in depth video for you if you would like.
have a blessed weekend my friend.
Dale
@ thank you for your response! I wouldn’t want to make you spend all that time on a video for me. Either way, I will be watching whatever you put out sir.
Would you sale the switchback Xt
I wish I had a good solid answer for you other than no, This bow and I have been through to much, maybe one day the girls will not know what to do with it, until then, I still shoot it pretty regularly. Thanks for taking the time to stop by and I hope you have a blessed week.
Dale
@ yes sir you to🙏🏽💙
With a big enough hammer I bet you could get that puppy back in there 😂
hahah, Yeah that would for sure crack those limb pockets, hahah, Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment and I hope you have a blessed weekend my friend.
Dale
Wow 😮 scary advice about backing the limbs out like that ! Take it to a professional
That is how you would take the string off the older bows, they were designed to do that, but yeah, I said up front, dont do this. The advice as dont do this,. Thanks for taking the time to watch and share your thoughts abut it with us and I Hope you have a blessed week
Dale