Mathews TRX38 Setup - Tune Your Bow Like a Pro!
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Mathews Archery, Inc Factory Pro Staff members Braden Gellenthien and Tanja Jensen walk you through the step by step process that they use to take their bows from the box to competition ready!
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Thank you for the information. As new archers, setup and tuning seemed intimidating but you made it look simple.
You got me the right support on right time sir. Thanks for your help!
For the price of the bow and the need to use top hats to move the cams would it not make sense to provide the set with the bow? In Europe it takes up to 3 months to get the TRX 38. If swapping the installed top hats is not sufficient then you have to order a top hat kit and wait several weeks for them. In the end it could be 4-5 months from ordering the bow to actually shooting it. Not good...
agree.
For that price you think it would be properly adjusted at factory.
@@dalibormrkic7808 Fine tunning a bow is a personal experience: I don't think that the same one with the same draw weight and lenght will end exactly the same for two persons. I do agree about that they sould provide the hat set, but the bow can't be exactly pre-tuned to every arrow rest and purchaser in the market.
Order the top hats when you order the bow?
@@dalibormrkic7808 that’s not how bows work. Every single bow is set up differently, with different arrow lengths and weights, different draw lengths, different poundages, and different accessories. Tuning is a major part of setting up a bow
Interesting. Quick question. Why did he proceed to change the top hats and not the rest? Maybe because of the magnitude of the tear? Thank you
Braden!!!! I use an Hoyt and I love Hoyt brand but I have to admit that you are a TOP archer so I really like your video :) Good job man :)
Thank you for the top video
I have a TRX 40 and shoot it one year and after the first Year they coming one big problem.
If I draw the bow, the make a little nose before it comes in the let off (0,4 inch before).
The nose comes from the top Cam/Modul. If i disassemble and reassemble the module, the nose are away. But it comes back after a little while.
Can you gif me a tip, to fix the probleme?
I do not understand the situation.
When shooting throuhh paper, the tear indicates that the flething was more right, the point to the left. Moving the cams to the right would only makes this deviation bigger?
Should you not move the cams to the left in stead of to the right?
great easy to follow video...thx for the tips
I love it I own a Mathews Reezen 6.5 and thank that it is great that the add poster for my bow is still hanging in this bow shop since 2009 how great is that! wonder if the TRX or Triax adds will last that long Lol
Would you not move the rest first before altering top hats or had you already aligned the rest and string?
Mathews used to recommend starting at 13/16" from the riser to the center of the arrow when setting up. Now they're saying that you can set the rest there and adjust the cam centering for absolute center shot.
@Finq08 Keeping the rest centered on the original top hat setting will not be centered after the Top Hat have switched position. The rest moves the arrow point left and right, the Top Hat moves the nock left and right. So I think the whole Top Hat thing is just a marketing and sale gimmick. I have been tuning bullet holes ever since 1990s with Hoyt Striker.
it works like a charm...Just because you have ben doing it since the 90's your way, doesn't mean it cant be improved. Don't be so closed minded.
Respect!
Huh, never had to worry about cam lean on my CII. Things have changed. I would just moved the rest to the left. If that didn't work, go with a stiffer shaft.
Hi! Just wondering if this bow is good as my first compound bow and my first bow ever? I've heard that Mathews got a pretty hard draw cycle and that it's not a beginners bow... 🤔
What is the correct way to set the blade height? Do I need to nock an arrow and load it on the blade, and then adjust the blade height until the arrow is level?
Had a Halon 32 that would not shoot clean through paper. Unfortunately, some of the dealers out here do not know how to properly tune a Mathews bow. After searching online and realizing the issue through vids such as this one, I was able to find a bow tech I had used in years past that knew what he was doing. After shooting it for a year and not realizing the incorrect setup, my second year was awesome and I will not let anyone but this one tech touch my bow. Looking to get my own press and educate myself!
So was that nocking point dead 90° square or a 1/16" high?
My drawlength is 26".. Is TRX 38 is fit with me?
I have a Halon x and my center shot is around 5/8 -11/16 to get my pin anywhere near lining up with the string and rest ..it's killing me on fletching clearance.. any ideas ???
The pin is not suppose to line up with the string and rest when the bow is not at full draw. It should sit to the left a little.
Ya get rid of matthews
Don't worry about lining the pins up with arrow. Once your arrow flight is perfect, sight your bow in as needed. If you shoot with both eyes open, your pins will left(or right if you're left handed) of your arrow. Facial geometry determines where your pins will go, not your center shot.
I got a question for you do you just eyeball centershot?
What is the lowest draw weight you can put the trx 38 at
Yessssss
Hey Braden, how do I know where to put my peep on the string? Is there some sort of rule or guide to where the peep should be on the string so that it would not be too low or too high?
Not Braden, however most people estimate the peep height and adjust as needed. It helps to measure the distance from peep to nock if you have an existing bow, although it won’t be exact. Still have to adjust as needed by resting visual at full draw.
can tell you know your product that you took looked at one shot and knew exactly what needed to do with the top hat and switch them around you an Steve Anderson good friends? And I feel like 4 finger gives you more control than shooting 3 especially when u shoot alot starts adding constant pressure on ur fingers I probably shoot 300 to 400 shots a week an I noticed 4 finger just feels better to me just wondering if you started shooting 3 finger an switched to 4 and way nice to meet you God bless an be well
Ciao Braden ! i'm Matteo from Italy, i shoot with Mathews bows ( Drenalin and Apex 7 ) and i'm proudly your supporter :-) ! congratulations for your victory in Rome . You use Halon X and Trx 38. I need a new bow, which one of them can u suggest me?
big bucks bow
I've tuned my Halon X comp in 10 shots just moving the rest around. Why would I take the bow apart?
Then ur bow isnt center shotting
@@iSCOPEXZatec Well, do you move your rest around later when you sight in you bow sight at different distances? I mean for 30-120 etc yards.
Because your Halon X Comp doesn't have these cams or hats. Not to mention, this is just a starting point. They still have to tune it for outdoor distance shooting which will involve rest adjustments.
Cool!
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I have a bow, but dont know how to set up the site 🤔
Who makes that Draw Board? Seems to be the nicest I’ve seen. Also what bow Press is used in the video?
It is Spikepress bow press and Quick Bow Draw Tuning Machine from Archery Tooling Corp
What kind of draw board was the one you were using?
Quick Bow Draw Tuning Machine from Archery Tooling Corp
Hey Braden, I want to lower my draw weight on my TRX 7 to somewhere in the 50s and I have 60-pound limbs. Is 60 the minimum the limbs go or the max that they go?
CraveGaming 60 pound is the max. I have the trx 38 with 60 pound limbs and I’m shooting 53 pounds
Max duhhhhh
Top hat tune @6:42
Looks good..nice to see no bare shaft tune nonsense
what brand of draw board is that.
Quick Bow Draw Tuning Machine from Archery Tooling Corp
Could you put some vids on tuning the c4 please
Yes please, some of us are die hard loyalist to the trusty old C4.
Bare shaft tuning a conquest is pretty easy. Set it up with the rest and nock point through the berger hole. Adjust the rest up and down to get vertical bare shaft consistency with fletched arrows. Horizontal, I found that adjusting the rest did almost nothing to bring a bare shaft in line with fletched arrows, but adding one twist to the right side of the yolk brought my bare shaft grouping with fletched arrows at 20 yards rather than three inches to the right.
@@breel79, The pretty easy bare shaft tuning from what distance can be done?
Post a video
Can you make more vids
B careful burning the serving string if u burn your bow string it will have 2 b Replaced!!!
The fact that you have to purchase accessories just to 'tune' your brand new bow is terrible.
Because Mathews can develop a bow that fits every shooter and equipment setup perfectly....smh
Don't be fooled, this is a bow commercial.
Very harmful!
I think you mean "helpfull"
Wow I would not want them tuning my bow very sloppy
Wellllllll.......you might rethink that if you know who Braden is. www.archerybusiness.com/braden-gellenthien-becomes-decorated-archer-world-cup-history/
Looks like first shot she pulled. Second shot looked better. Seriously you can't tune a bow in two shots. Not even if shes Olympic grade shot. Start with the rest and release style first or at least 10 arrows to prove technical form of the archer.
This girl shot a 900 to win Vegas a few years ago. She can shoot.
It's fair to assume they shot more shots to confirm and that they were trying to keep the video concise.