Diamond Edge 320 REVIEW
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Diamond Edge 320 Review. In this video, I review the Diamond Edge 320. I shoot it at peak weight at each draw length to test the speed of the Diamond Edge 320. I also test how much weight comes off of the Diamond Edge 320 with each complete turn of the limb bolt. I also go over some details for the setup of the Diamond Edge 320.
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4 years on and this video is still useful. Thank you.
Great thanks
Hey Sean I actually just bought the Edge 320 a couple months ago. I watched your video on the SB-1 and was in the market for one but the bow shop convinced me to get the 320. Im currently active duty Marine Corps stationed overseas and needed a bow that was easily adjustable and i could work on and tune myself since we don't have bow shops here. So far my experience with the bow has been awesome. I found it to be very smooth and fairly quiet. I did upgrade the sight and stabilizer though. Great video Sean, keep it up.
That’s great. Thank you for your service!
Thank you for your service
Hunter Moss the edge 320 makes a pop at the end so I would take it back
@@grantburdette827 mine doesn't
@@acbulldawg17 just got one. It's pretty darn quiet
I'm learning a ton of stuff that I didn't know that I didn't know.
Lol good way of staying it!
This guy is awesome! Love the inclusion of Bible verses in each episode, lots of respect for Sean there. Also the review is very in depth and he did a great job. Definitely the best review you are going to find on this particular bow and I assume he takes the same approach to all bows he reviews. God bless you Sean, and your adventures.
Thanks Jackson. God bless you as well!
I own an infinite edge and has some of same settings you can do with this bow. I can only imagine how long it took you to do every setting lol. Man thats a heck of a true honest review.
thank you. it was a lot of work to put together, quite exhausting, lol.
Keep it up, your my go to guy.
So if anyone wonders how good of a teacher Sean is. I just set up my own 320 today my very first compound bow. I already can see how poorly made the rest and sight are I also really see what you meant about the stabilizer, now to plan for upgrades!
Thank you so much for all the knowledge you have shared with us.
God Bless.
Thanks! Glad I did something that helped. God bless you.
I’ve been watching a few of your videos and am learning a lot from them thank you so much . I just purchased an edge 320 and can’t w8 to get started practicing this video is very helpful to get a heads up on my purchase before it arrives
Great. Enjoy it!
Along with coaching the rams its amazing you find the time for such in depth bow reviews!
Lol amen
I recently came into a Diamond Edge 320 ,I've always been a Bear man myself but I was impressed by the Edge 320 left off. Shooting I had noticed it had couldn't be covering the fps as stated and glad I found your video to justify that. I had to adjust my draw length out to 29" and noticed as you did on the contact of cable and cam. This will be my back up as well. Good luck on your harvest's this coming season and God bless.#Archerforlife
Enjoy it
Great video! I recently purchased one of these for my wife. I wish diamond would of put better information out there regarding post a/b. For lower poundage i found post b to work better the draw cycle is smoother aswell. My biggest gripe is how low they placed the berger button. For anyone else who purchased this bow and want to tune it keeping there rest at Center shot pse's new ez 220 .160 spacers work perfectly.
Great, I hope she enjoys it. Thanks for the tip. God bless.
Thanks for making these videos. They are helping me out a lot and I’m looking to buy a bow.
You’re welcome . God bless ya
It is shocking how much the speed drops when you shorten the draw. WOW
Agreed!
GOD BLESS YOU SEAN, I HAVE LEARNED A LOT AND CONTINUE TO LEARN WHILE WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS. THAT'S A LOT OF HARD WORK ON YOUR PART AND I APPRECIATE IT A BUNCH. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. AWESOME REVIEW AS USUAL. THANKS AGAIN.
Thank you!
Greetings from Australia.
Thanks for the review video and all other related videos.I have just purchased the Diamond Edge 320. Your opinion and details made my purchase a whole lot easier. My local archery shop set it all up and tune it all up..
Cheers
Great. Enjoy it!
Where did you get it? I am in Australia also and the shop I went to recommended this bow
do you still recommend this bow?
@@jw-vx8im yes
Just bought this bow and I love it
Great
Hooked on these videos! Great information and I enjoy finding and reading the scriptures, good for the soul. On the down side now I cannot make up my mind? SB1 or 320
Sb1 is slightly better
Sean's Outdoor Adventures On order, thank you
Hi Sean, thanks for the video. If you have already decided to use the 320 as your backup bow for hunting then that’s telling me something. I’ll wait for your review comparing this one to the SB-1 before making my final decision.
Thanks. They are both pretty equal. The SB1 just doesn’t go to my draw length.
I already purchased this bow, I knew it was good soon as I tested it. Had no issues w it but I did take off that crappy sight and install my accel sight immediately and a two piece quiver
Enjoy it
Sean's Outdoor Adventures I will. Hey Sean I value you’re knowledgeable content, and I need your advice on choosing a bow for my cousin. When I tested the Diamond I also tested the Bear species and I liked it a lot. The Bear has a better package of course but I also had good accessories at home. But over all I still am wondering is the Bear over all a better quality or performance bow over the diamond, long term or otherwise? I had a real hard time deciding between the two. But which would you choose? Cuz I’m gunna point my cousin in that direction. Thank you Sean.
@@voxpopuli905 I think either will do the job just fine. If you find yourself having more confidence in the Bear, then go with it. Confidence is super important in archery. If you are not confident, then you might doubt, and doubt is a massive distraction while shooting. God bless you.
I really enjoy your videos, very informative and in depth. I just received this bow in the mail today and have noticed the same click you pointed out in the video. After inspection of the the cams, I saw that with the bottom cam only when hitting the back wall the string slightly pops off the smaller part of the cam. I was only able to notice this by looking in a mirror while drawing back. Draw length is set to 28 1/2" but upon measuring a second time I noticed actual draw length seems to be more around 29 1/2, not sure if that is why the string is clicking. Maybe I was leaning my head forward during measurement... Thank you for your hard work!
Sure thing
Great review, probably the most intelligent and in depth and honest reviews on the web . Do you sell any of these bows after you review them?
Sometimes and sometimes give them away it all depends. Visit the giveaways page of my website
I am excited for this one!!!
Thanks
Just got this bow and finally got it tuned in. Little Back story about my intro to archery, i bought a edge sb1 for my first bow. The first one had a damaged string (diamond melted it where they tied in the peep). I sent it back for an exchange. Second sb1 had a splintered limb right out the box. Sent that one back and the store upgraded me to the edge 320. I shot the edge sb1 a little before I sent it back so i could compare them. I like the draw cycle better on the 320 and the 85% letoff feels weightless. Its a great bow.
Great glad you like it
ik its an old video but reason for click noise is because of the built in cam stops that stop against the string it hits against it alot harder with short draws because like you said it wants to jump into that valley fast unlike the longer draw lengths. late to the party on my end but good vid!
Thanks
Excited to see the SB1 comparison. I'm shooting the 320 and my wife shoots the SB1. So far I like the SB1 better. Curious to see where you land
Cool, thanks. Hope to post it soon
I am so amazed with the very broad range of the draw length and the draw weight. Can be used by either small kids and also full grown up hunters. I own a Hoyt Klash and a Bear Species. Thinking about buying other brand. And this bow seems to attract me.
Thank you for the review, Sir. God bless you. Assalamu alaikum...🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thank you. God bless you too
Sean's Outdoor Adventures
Hey, I am watching you right now in a Built To Survive episode, on Discovery Channel...😃😃😃
So thrilled to see you there...☺️☺️☺️👍🏼👍🏼
@@galuhrichata6148 Yup, that is me, lol. That happened five years ago. It was a real eye-opener on what "reality tv" actually is.
Sean's Outdoor Adventures
5 years ago??? I didn’t pay attention to its production year.
I was kinda hoping they will show us a glimpse of your bowhunting skill.
Talking about ‘reality tv’, I still have no idea at all of what truly happens at the scene...lol 😂😂😂
Great video, very informative as always!
Thanks
As far as the quiver, you can adjust the four screws on the mount and slide it a bit, however, too much and it interferes with the sight mount. It would be great if they offered aluminum modules as an upgrade.
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bought this bow few months ago great bow just needed to change out the cheap sight which comes with it. Very forgiving bow
Great!
Thanks for the video and the chance to win a new bow, since I don't have one at the moment Thai would be a great Xmas present. God Bless
Great! God be with you!
Adjusting Draw Weight: Hey Sean, I looked at your videos extensively while setting up my diamond edge 320. Thanks! But one thing I could not find anywhere on the web was approximately how many pounds each dot on the adjustment mechanism equals. On diamond's website they demonstrate the easy adjust system on the SB1 and the guy states that each complete turn of the adjustment bolt equals approximately 2 lbs. So I adjusted my bow to the max 70 lb and backed off 10 turns to get 50 lbs but it was nowhere near that. As you say 10 turns almost has the string falling off the cams. Using scales and weights I was able to determine that backing off the max weight, I lose about 5 lbs per complete turn. So to set my bow at 50 lb for practicing, I only had to back it off four turns. An equation of 5 lbs per turn of the adjustment bolt seems like a fairly accurate equation down to at least 40 lbs. (BTW, On my bow 50 lb was almost right on the 4th dot from the max setting.)
I have a chart that shows how many pounds come off per limb bolt turn. Just go by that
Hey sean been shooting my 320 for 3 months now i love it but hated the stock rest went with a drop away instead.....now it's a tack driver 100%.😁😁😁😁😁😁
Great
I got mine today!!! thank you for this vid
Sure. Enjoy it. God bless ya
Try mounting your quiver (any bow) upside down, which puts the weight at the bottom of the riser, which really helps with stabilization. Sounds crazy, I know, but it really works. Try it. If you don't like it, it is easy to put back.
My arrows are so long that they would be sticking way up in the air and adding a tun of weight way above the bow. That definitely would be unusable for me
Love your work!
Thank you
Love your videos, and may God bless you
Thanks same to you
HELP! So I adjusted my sb1 to 26in draw length and had maxed my draw weight and I looked at my top cam and it was basically dangerously close to coming off and I never noticed this untill now, is there any tips that u can give me or should I bring it to a pro??? Thank u in advance!
I’m not sure what you mean but if the axle is coming out then take it to a pro shop
Sean's Outdoor Adventures I am not sure either the c clips are on on both sides and there is no cam lean either the naked eye but as I am at full draw it is close to detailing and now I can’t shootnsadly
Sean, I sold my hoyt hultrasport (no let off, 60lb, no valley, very jumpy) and bought a SB1 last month! (Because of your video) Would you say that sb1 is still a better bow all around than the 320? And why do you think they discontinued the sb1?
Sb1 has better performance than the 320 at the longer draw lengths. Not sure why they discontinued it unless they are trying to take the line in a different direction.
@@seansoutdoors thank you for replying Sean.
Dang I’m buying my first new bow tomorrow, I was hoping you’d say which one you preferred in this video lol
It is a tie. They are pretty even in many respects. This one goes a little longer in draw length and is true to advertised draw length from 24 to 29 inch draw, which the SB1 is not. But, the SB1 is a little faster at many of the draw lengths by a few feet per second.
Sean's Outdoor Adventures alright I appreciate the insight. Thank ya!
@@seansoutdoors You are a great guy for telling him before the video came out.
I tried the new 320 out the other day at a local shop and I was kind of underwhelmed. My SB-1 has been such a good bow to me that I expected maybe a bit too much out of what would be its replacement in the product line for diamond. It might be worth a look to see if you can get an SB-1 on sale now that they are being replaced. That is unless you have some crazy draw length requirements.
So between this one the edge pro and the sb1 which would you ultimately buy
I know they have to keep the cost down on a budget/entry bow, but I've always found it interesting that they give all of these cheap accessories that are difficult to adjust, especially if you're a new shooter. It's backwards logic really, driven solely by cost.
Yup
Hi Sean in your opinion which do think is better comparing the Diamond 320 to the new PSE Stinger Max? hear good things about both and fairly close in comparison
Both are nice. I think you're in good shape with either. The max is single cam so you wouldn't have to worry about the cams going out of time.
I was considering this. What better option can you recommend in this price range?? Thanks mate.
This is a really good option for the money. Another good one in this price range is the PSE Stinger.
Hey Sean i decided to buy this bow , i am a 20yo average man with a 29 Inch draw lenght , what draw Weight do you suggest , i’ve never Shot a bow before . I can not wait to shoot it . Thank you For all the good videos !
If you have never shot before, crank it down to about 40 pounds and see how you do. If you can pull it comfortably, develop good form first and then work to increase the draw weight over time. I'd aim for at least 60 pounds for hunting. God bless
Just ordered mine today!
Enjoy it
Sean: I'm considering purchasing the Edge 320 (as my first Compound Bow) but at a DL of 29 inches, can I place the DW at 25#'s to start (Or less)? I'd like to work on my form, stands, and accuracy for now. Later, I can increase the DW. As a beginner, I like to be able to take my time shooting, and any more draw weight (at this time) is uncomfortable to hold.
I think you’d need to change the configuration of how the string or cables attaches to the cam to get the weight that low at that draw length. The owners manual is available online. I’d suggest reading through it to make sure you can get the draw weight that low at your draw length.
Great video. Between this one and bear g2 which one would you go with?
I'd personally pick this I've the G2
hello sean
you gave a nice explanation of this arc may you can tell me if the cams are solid to withstand the shocks or not
thank you
It seems good.
Looking at the manual for the 320, it looks like there is an "A" setting for long draw lengths, and a "B" setting for shorter draw lengths. Does this address the loose bow string issue you encountered at lower weights/draw lengths? Or was the loose string already on the "B" setting?
Yes, it was on the A setting, you need B setting to go super low on draw weight.
So I assume you've put much more use on this bow since this video. Do you still have this one as a backup? Have you hunted with it? Have the cams continued to wear in that same spot?
No, I gave it away.
@@seansoutdoors Do your children still use an Edge 320?
@@jasrobsny My one uses the SB1 and still works great.
Hi Sean,
What bow would you recommend to a an adult beginner getting into compound bow, the Bear Cruzer 2 or the Diamond Edge 320?
Side note: I only have a Hex/Allen keys for adjustments
I would personally buy the edge 320
@@seansoutdoors Thank you
Sean love your videos great stuff BUT I would send that bow back to Diamond and have it fixed as there is NO WAY that the cable should be hitting the draw mod sounds like someone forgot a shim on that side and if not then that is another crappy design on that system. I shot a Core here a few years ago and it did the clicking sound every time you would draw it as well . NOT ACCEPTABLE but again live your stuff keep up the great work and may god keep you safe this season.
Thanks
Did you have trouble bare shaft tuning? I'm getting nock high tears but bringing my rest up makes it worse. Checked timing and limb adjustment, both are good. To get my bareshafts flying good the arrow is far from a 90 degrees with the string
Try shooting a different spined arrow and see what happens. If that doesn't make a difference, and your cam timing is on, try taking a half turn out of the top limb bolt and see if that does anything.
@@seansoutdoors ya I originally thought it was spine so I got a stiffer spine. Didn't help. The only thing I haven't messed with is advancing the timing on one of the cams or what your saying, tightening one of the limbs. Bringing to think maybe it's just supposed to be like that, far from 90 degree with the string. I put a tape measure on it and it makes sense that it wouldnt. The true middle of the riser is where the shelf is, not the berger hole. I'm think that because of this, knocking point is not at the true center of the string and the limbs/cams are pulling on it unevenly. I measured the string, cam to cam, and the true center would line up with the shelf, not the berger hole. I think that's my issue. I guess this is a problem specific to this bow because I haven't read anything else on this, but I find that hard to believe.
@@alsbro1234 just had this problem and what Sean said fixed it. The top bolt needed a quarter turn. Boom. Bullet hole
What do you think the point is of this replacing the SB1, do you think they made some effort to rectify any specific flaw or is it just marketing?
I really don't know.
Great review, Sean, thank you! I bought this bow for my wife, and we have the same clicking sound you described around 14 minutes. The cable/string coming off the lower cam is jumping the pulley at full rotation, and wearing on the string. I thought maybe the cam timing was off, or bent, but apparently this is a design flaw. Any idea for a fix?
Sounds like you will need to shim the cam if the draw stop is passing the cable.
@@seansoutdoors, I had the same thought, but wasn't sure if that would be a good idea. I'm not very experienced with the mechanics, but if you feel it is an acceptable option I may take it! Thank you!
@@seansoutdoors, what about adjusting the center alignment bar/string guide? (The piece that holds the strings where they cross together.) It's a floating piece that slides with the draw, but maybe there's a different piece that would move the string just enough??
@@bighigmt Not typically how it is handled. It is shimming the cams that is usually needed.
I have Edge 320 also. This click is from string guide slider if draw quickly. Draw stops on cams hits cable and momentarily push string system to sounding. Nothing to worry, binary cams works that style. If both cams are in line with string it is absolutely perfect.
Aha - watch for string were hooked properly on guide, my bow arrived from factory with one loose and tearing on second loop, very unhealthy situation.
Hello everybody, I just order this bow today and I order a left hand one , I did this because , I am right hand but my dominant eye is left one.
i did well or it was better if i ordered one with the right hand ? Thank you.
That is a good decision. It will enable you to shoot while aiming with both eyes open. Enjoy it.
Exact same situation with me!
Hey Sean! Do you prefer the 320 over the Mission Switch?
Probably the edge 320
great knowledge in this video, i regret purchasing this bow nonetheless...feel like too many flaws, when i made first shots arrows were nowhere near the target, lost them buried deep in the ground
Sorry to hear that. I take my shoes off and feel with my feet to find lost arrows or use a medal detector. Maybe try those. God bless
Just got mine. Sold a sanlida and upgraded to this. The sanlida is more forgiving and def easier to shoot but is nowhere near the accuracy of the 320. It is like the difference between a Yugo and a Corvette. More power is more difficult to control but once you learn to drive it properly is is a superior machine in almost every way. Only have it a week but am way more confident in shot placement now. Maybe your bow wasn't tuned correctly? Hope you got it sorted out
I am looking at buying my first bow I am looking the edge 320, mission switch, bear whitetail and I watched your video on the dragon x8 I will be deer hunting only what do you recommend
Any of them will do pretty much the same job. If you can try shooting any of them and seeing what feels best to you, that is what I would recommend.
me and my wife shoot a edge 320 for our first bows, been on one hunt was very pleased with the results. im shooting at 27 inches and i hear the clicking, so your not alone on the clicking at the end of the draw cycle. my wife is shooting at 24 inches. is this the best bow for some one whos shooting a low draw length and low poundage.
It is certainly a good option for someone with those specifications.
What are the little rubber knocks on the strings of the diamond edge 320 used for?
The nocks at the ends of the string help to quite the bow and add a few feet per second in speed.
I’m not sure either to get the 320 or the bear legit. Which would you recommend?
They are pretty equal in a lot of ways. One difference with the Legit is it has yoke systems where the cables attach to the limbs. This can help with tuning and adjusting cam lean. The Edge 320 does not have that. The cables attach only to the cams. While this can be less tuning needed if everything is working right, it also could require shimming the cams if needed for achieving desired arrow flight, which can be much more difficult than adjusting yokes like on the legit.
Thank you for your explication it's my new Bow
Enjoy it
Hello Sean, I missed what your arrow was in this test. Looking for the spine, weight, field point weight, etc... Thank you.
The arrow was a total weight of 350 grains. In order to achieve that, it is a 400 spine Easton Flatline with a 100 grain tip.
@@seansoutdoors wonderful and thank you.
For a first time bow would you recommend the Diamond Edge 320 or the Bear Cruzer G2?
Either will work well. I bought myself the 320 as a backup bow. I like the 320 more, but the G2 is still a good bow for what it can do.
You may want to watch this video ua-cam.com/video/buWDp1n73f8/v-deo.html
please Sean how many centimeters should I leave between the window wall of my diamond edge 320 compound bow and the arrow rest thank you
I do not remember an exact number but if you measure the distance at the back of the riser to the arrow and the front, they should be the same distance.
@@seansoutdoors tink you very much Sean
Could it be the module in the cams macking That clicking nose I notice some bow Makes that nose when their brand new out of the box if you don’t oil them
Yes it is definitely something with the module, but it’s only on certain draw lengths, so lubricating isn’t the solution.
How do you know the draw back weight on the bow with the EZ adjust? I have one but dont know how much I'm pulling. I'm at 3rd line on 1st dot
I have a scale and a draw board that I put it on at every inch of draw length setting.
Is there a bow you would recommend instead of the 320 at the same price range?
You could look into the PSE stinger.
What's your overall opinion of the 320? Is it capable of harvesting deer at a decent distance?
Yes..I'd say out to about 40 yards with the right broadhead and higher end of the draw weight range.
@@seansoutdoors So at what range would you feel confident taking a deer with a higher end bow like a Matthews or Hoyt and is that mainly what the higher end bows offer over this one?
I do not like to shoot more than 35 yards at a deer. Too much can go wrong once you get past that distance.
@@seansoutdoors I see. So 50-70yr shot opportunities are too far for even the best bows.
Some people do it but there are rare situations where a shot at that distance would be considered ethical. Usually, it is just too far for an ethical shot.
What type/size arrows and points were used durring your test?
350 grain arrow at 70 pounds. The arrow itself was 250 grains and the tip was 100 grains
I've decided to get the 0-60lb dragon x8. most bows ship at 28 inch draw length so if i increase the draw length to 30 I should still have the 60 lb max. right?
I imagine the 60 pound max is rated at the longest draw length not at 28 inches. You can always tweak the cables and or string to increase the draw weight.
@@seansoutdoors Thanks Sean. Decision made. Dragon x8 it is. God bless
Man I just got the 320 edge from Cabela's in Saginaw Michigan and I'm already going to take it back. The ridiculously loud snap from the sting stops makes this bow unusable for hunting and I also noticed the quiver smacking into the arrow rest and moving it everytime I take it off. So many design flaws. I shouldn't have to anticipate and be worried about how loud that's going to be everytime I draw back especially while hunting. I Kno that would completely throw me off while out in the woods and it's also making me grip the bow way too tight in anticipation. The bow tech at Cabela's just acted like he didn't even want to be there. Didn't even bother letting me get the bow sighted in right. Didn't offer any advice on the bow and acted like it was my fault the bow was making a Loud slapping noise against the string stop when three other people have tried it and it's doing the exact same thing. Didn't offer or even ask if I wanted to try a different bow or get a better sight or rest for the diamond either he just wanted out of there and for his shift to be over. Of course he pry knew it was pointless to sight the bow in if the quiver moves the arrow rest every single time anyway. It's my fault though for even purchasing it. Should have made the guy put it back as soon as I saw he didn't even want to be there. He also sold me some arrows that r way too light for my 60 lb draw weight and 27 inch draw because they're only 340 grains which I found out later. Dude was just as unhelpful as just a regular worker at Dunham's who has no idea of how to even work on a bow. U could just tell his shift was over in an hour and a half and he just wanted to go home. He was even being a jerk to the girl at check out and being extremely short with everyone he came into contact with. I would never let someone leave with a bow like that that's going to be used for only hunting. I wouldn't really care about the noise if I was just shooting targets but I can't eat foam targets. What a terrible experience through and through so I'm taking the bow back and going to an actual archery shop. I'll never make a big purchase from Cabela's in Saginaw Michigan like that again.
Sounds like a rough experience, but did you notice you are the only person with those complaints in the comments? Sounds like it was a bad experience but these are nice bows for that price range and I used to use one too as a backup bow. God bless you
@@seansoutdoors really? I've seen a few comments on this video from ppl having the same problems and I've seen quite a few ppl talking about it online. Guy should have let me know the bow does this at shorter draws.
Hey sean i just purchased this bow, and i was looking at your video, what grain arrow you are using at 26 in dl
350
First, thank you for sharing scripture. Christ saved me 4 years ago. 5 Solas brother.
Secondly, I am a visually impaired father, my daughter just got into archery through 4-H and I’m trying to figure out a way to get a bow, in hopes I can try to shoot with her. I am on a extremely limited budget. This would be something I would have to save several months for, or hope I could find used.
Would you recommend this bow? My eyesight wouldn’t allow me too short Very far, but she’s 9 and we will probably only be shooting 10-20 yards.
Yes this is a decent bow. Sign up for the newsletter on my website. I'll be giving away 5 bows this month and next month. God willing you will win one. I'll be sending out the registration for the giveaways next week.
@@seansoutdoors thank you for the reply. I am going to look for your website now. God bless and good luck with your continued success on your channel.
Thanks. There is a link for the website in the description section of this video.
Good evening sean what power does a hunting bow need
Most states require a draw weight of at least 35 pounds for a compound and 40 pounds for traditional bow. And those lighter poundage bows should use cut on contact broadheads as opposed to expandable for maximum penetration.
Have you ever had a bow that met all your specifications?
When you say "your specifications" do you mean the manufactur's advertised specifications? If that's what you are asking then, No, but some also advertise a tolerance - such as peak weight 70 pounds plus or minus 3 pounds.
Would you recomend edge 320 or pse stinger x???
Either. I think they are both good
whats the older bow hanging up in the background?
Bear whitetail II
If u see this do you know why when I full extant it, it clicks
I'm not clear exactly what you are asking but it sounds like something with the module or draw stop maybe
Are you gonna put the ez v sight on this to try out?
I was not planning on it. I was planning to shoot a deer with this bow with the exact components it comes with just to show it can be done. Maybe after I put one down with it I’ll consider the ezv
Did you try putting it on the b setting at 31 inch draw to see if it shot 320 feet per second there?
I don’t think so. They probably ship the bow in its fastest setting because that is what buyers will expect
For me .Diamond edge sb1.
great
I love mine too
Best arrows for this bow at 60# 29"
It really depends on how much you want to spend. The key is to match the spine of the arrow to your setup. To do that you need to go into the manufacturer's website and put in your parameters and see what they recommend.
Do you recommend this as a hunting bow?
Sure
Thank you
How do you like the Peep It? I shoot them on my bows and like them.
It's a little blurry around the edges but okay otherwise
First bow I bought, my older bro dry fired it in the house within a month 😭
Very sad
So this bow is just a sb-1 but a new version?
Basically yes. Just a different cam
Love the scripture brother
AMEN, thank you.
Btw didn’t get notifications from UA-cam about the new upload! I had to search it Sean. Apparently UA-cam don’t like bible verses either. Cuz there’s zero things inappropriate I can think of in your content. UA-cam is starting to upset me w their censorship nonsense. Bunch of fascists they are
Side note. I’m at 28draw. Wish I cd take advantage of higher speeds at longer draw. This sounds dumb, but wonder if I could change the handle distance to allow that longer draw by adding a shim of sorts that contours the handle or riser itself. Basically thicker handle. What you think ?
Do you have the bell icon selected AND the option to be notified on every upload? They’ve made it more difficult for people that way because now you have to click the bell AND then specify that you want to be notified
Sean's Outdoor Adventures I did. I’ll double check
How much cam lean was present?
Not much
This one or the cruzer g2? Please help
I'd personally buy this one
@@seansoutdoors thank you I will be buying the edge!!
I'm looking for a 32 in draw bow. I'm s beginner
Look for a long draw bow. Not many companies have a bow that will go to 32
Where did you buy this bow here in Sweden the bow cost 5595kr sounds alot
I bought it through my destributer
Could you shot a elk with this bow?
Yes if the draw weight is set high enough
Take the bracket off and flip it upside down. Might work better that way
What bracket are you referring to?
@@seansoutdoors to the quiver
I bot two bow rh turns out I'm lh learning as I go love your videos love from Canada 🇨🇦 id love a give away bow bad luck on kijiji people sell u anything iv learned hardway u set up pro stuff God bless u from the Noels
Thanks God bless you
Dose it really have 85%let off really like to know
No
@@seansoutdoors that to bad i don't like when they miss lead people it would have been nice for a low budget 85% letoff bow
For me I’d rather spend a little more and get a Hoyt Torrex.
Enjoy it if you do
When spock hits the woods
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Arrow weight?
350 grains is what i used to test at 70 pounds
Seems like a reasonable way to get in to bow hunting before convincing the spouse to let you drop $1200 on a Mathews
Yes, it is.