I test drove the Inline 33 today and I was freaking blown away by how well the bow drew back and held on target. I think Prime has a real winner on their hands with this bow. My favorite so far out of all the 2022 bows.
@@raywarner4704 not missing anything owned 3 Athens. I won’t own another one. I’m no bandwagon brand guy I shoot what bow I like best currently have a rx4- elite impulse 31-34 bowtech ariraid sold my rx1-rx3 halonx bowtech btx31 and realm x. Sticking with elite 34 for target and tac and hunting rx4. Might give prime a try
I have this bow. It chronographed 277-280 fps @ 28.5" and a 452 grain arrow at the shop after completion of the setup. That is with a Raptor Peep, D loop, and the larger nose button. We didn't put it on a scale but it is a 70# bow and was maxed out. (update: 70.5# on a digital scale)I am very happy with the bow. It shoots better than I can. It only took us 2 shots to get a bullet hole through paper. The insulated grip is a big deal for me coming back to a metal riser from carbon. I got used to my hand not freezing off or getting hot. Lastly I can't get over how quiet it is. I have zero urge to put string silencers on it. Extremely happy with my purchase.
I own a prime inline 3 and absolutely love this bow. I shot a lot of bows but just came back to this bow every time. Idk why cause I have always been a Hoyt or Mathews guy but this bow just felt unreal to me. Im shooting 29in draw and 536gr arrow at 67lbs and getting around 270fps. Super quiet! The real deal of it is that its spooky accurate. Its like the bow just knows where you want to hit!! I love it
That advertised bow speed might be spot on if you do the speed test with a 70 lb. draw weight. Also extremely disappointed with Prime in that ALL of their bows max out at 30.5, and I'm 31. Maybe I should be thankful that Prime has taken themselves out of the running for my next bow purchase.
A bit late to this party, but I currently shoot an 8 year old Alloy. I had actually not been looking at the Inline series for a new bow, but starting to look better and better to me. Don't get me wrong, I really like the Alloy so there is no reason I shouldn't consider Prime, but even to this day haven't found much more that I like better than that bow.. I've been considering the V3X 33 primarily. My dealer has both so will have to add another one to my list.
I was looking at the 5 but it is a bit to slow for 1200 $. Prime made a nice package but it under performed way to much the Inline 3 on the other hand it is a home run. I am guessing that the extra length on the cables and strings slow down the overall bow. I am suspecting that with different strings and cables and more twists the bow will reach the number advertised but is going to cost extra. What I don't understand how could the manufacturer not tune the bow especially the sample bow that is going from store to store for testings and reviews.
Nice review on the prime 3 but Don't Manufactures use 70lbs to test the bow speed and you used 60 lbs isn't that going to make the bow speed slower and are you using the same grain weight arrows if that is different doesn't that change arrow speed.
@@saulgood6190 so when I look on the spine chart for my 65 lbs bow and my short draw length and my 251/2' arrows My lightest I can find is 7.2 GPI it still comes 343 with 100 gn field point it still heaver can you explain why ?
@@nickd4579 Is that for a full length fletched shaft? A 7.2gpi arrow should work. Weigh a bare shaft plus your nock, then you can order a glue in target point to adjust the final weight.
@@upstreamer1661 Can you do math? The IBO standard is a 30” draw and an arrow that weighs 5 grains per pound of draw weight. So for a 60 lb bow… 60*5= 300 grain arrow.
I test drove the Inline 33 today and I was freaking blown away by how well the bow drew back and held on target. I think Prime has a real winner on their hands with this bow. My favorite so far out of all the 2022 bows.
And how many 2022 bows did you shoot to make that statement?
Shoot any Athens?
@@maiabrittany I’ve shot most of the major brands. Unfortunately, there are zero Athens dealers in my state so I haven’t been able to try them.
@@raywarner4704 not missing anything owned 3 Athens. I won’t own another one. I’m no bandwagon brand guy I shoot what bow I like best currently have a rx4- elite impulse 31-34 bowtech ariraid sold my rx1-rx3 halonx bowtech btx31 and realm x. Sticking with elite 34 for target and tac and hunting rx4. Might give prime a try
I have this bow. It chronographed 277-280 fps @ 28.5" and a 452 grain arrow at the shop after completion of the setup. That is with a Raptor Peep, D loop, and the larger nose button. We didn't put it on a scale but it is a 70# bow and was maxed out. (update: 70.5# on a digital scale)I am very happy with the bow. It shoots better than I can. It only took us 2 shots to get a bullet hole through paper. The insulated grip is a big deal for me coming back to a metal riser from carbon. I got used to my hand not freezing off or getting hot. Lastly I can't get over how quiet it is. I have zero urge to put string silencers on it. Extremely happy with my purchase.
I own a prime inline 3 and absolutely love this bow. I shot a lot of bows but just came back to this bow every time. Idk why cause I have always been a Hoyt or Mathews guy but this bow just felt unreal to me. Im shooting 29in draw and 536gr arrow at 67lbs and getting around 270fps. Super quiet! The real deal of it is that its spooky accurate. Its like the bow just knows where you want to hit!! I love it
@podium archer do you prefer this Inline 3 or the Bowtech Solution? Thank you!
That advertised bow speed might be spot on if you do the speed test with a 70 lb. draw weight. Also extremely disappointed with Prime in that ALL of their bows max out at 30.5, and I'm 31. Maybe I should be thankful that Prime has taken themselves out of the running for my next bow purchase.
Hell! I'm 32... hoyt pissed me off last year. They only made the carbon in 32.
Every one of these Inline bows will reach 31" measured draw when adjusted to the #1 setting, without any tweaks. They all run 1/2" long.
@@donbeaver2437 Thanks, one of my local pro shops got a 3 and 5 this week, we'll put it on the drawing board and see what we come up with.
I've heard that whisker biscuit reduces speed by a couple fps. have you tried testing speed with drop away?
He said in a new video he tested it and it’s 1.5 feet per second
33" bows are awesome. By far my favorite too.
Hey can you please review the bear refine? You seem to be the only guy willing to let us know the true feel of the bow
A bit late to this party, but I currently shoot an 8 year old Alloy. I had actually not been looking at the Inline series for a new bow, but starting to look better and better to me. Don't get me wrong, I really like the Alloy so there is no reason I shouldn't consider Prime, but even to this day haven't found much more that I like better than that bow.. I've been considering the V3X 33 primarily. My dealer has both so will have to add another one to my list.
Can you find out if the bow manufacturers don’t mind us drilling for the Picatinny system on the Hemsky rest
MFJJ do a Revex review! Thanks for the great content!
You ever going to weigh that rest? I've seen about 20 videos where you guess how many tenths it is lol
MFJJ, did you double check those speed numbers? Was wondering if the numbers were off for the 3 or 5, or correct for both?
What are your thoughts on them only having a limb stop on the bottom cam and not the top? I would think the top can could have a little more rotation.
Sweet
I need one !!
I was looking at the 5 but it is a bit to slow for 1200 $. Prime made a nice package but it under performed way to much the Inline 3 on the other hand it is a home run. I am guessing that the extra length on the cables and strings slow down the overall bow. I am suspecting that with different strings and cables and more twists the bow will reach the number advertised but is going to cost extra. What I don't understand how could the manufacturer not tune the bow especially the sample bow that is going from store to store for testings and reviews.
Don't worry, I prefer a 32/33 inch ATA hunting bow as well.
How‘s about the draw length?
26-30.5 inch draw length
Nice review on the prime 3 but Don't Manufactures use 70lbs to test the bow speed and you used 60 lbs isn't that going to make the bow speed slower and are you using the same grain weight arrows if that is different doesn't that change arrow speed.
Agreed
5 grains per pound. 60# 300gr arrow, 70# 350 gr arrow etc.
@@saulgood6190 so when I look on the spine chart for my 65 lbs bow and my short draw length and my 251/2' arrows My lightest I can find is 7.2 GPI it still comes 343 with 100 gn field point it still heaver can you explain why ?
@@nickd4579 Is that for a full length fletched shaft? A 7.2gpi arrow should work. Weigh a bare shaft plus your nock, then you can order a glue in target point to adjust the final weight.
I think your missing the point if they use a 70 lbs bow and 30" draw and Im almost just as heavy how can they use such a light arrow for there tests
Come on fmjj go shirtless!!! That's what we all wanna see. Can I get ah amen?
So are you shooting a 300 grain arrow to maintain IBO specs?
No. He's shooting 5 grains per inch, per pound to check the advertised IBO speed,..... because it's a 60Lbs bow.
@@upstreamer1661 Can you do math? The IBO standard is a 30” draw and an arrow that weighs 5 grains per pound of draw weight. So for a 60 lb bow… 60*5= 300 grain arrow.
Ibo is based off up to 80lb limbs so all these video's are getting it wrong.
On the bows that have 80lb limbs available of course.
Did you say you were shooting 60 lbs or was that a mistake?
I think he did. Wondering if that was just a slip of the tongue??!!
less noise than new mathews..
Mfjj r u feeling like u r going to be shooting a prime this year?
They all Exaggerate EXCEPT PSE