The bow used by the Green Arrow Oneida Kestrel

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  • Опубліковано 26 тра 2019
  • We look at the Oneida Kestrel. We shoot the bow with fingers and release.
    We discuss this bow, what is different from other Oneida bows. Shooting with fingers.
    archeryshop.com.au/c/6640/1/se...

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  • @pedromarrero1242
    @pedromarrero1242 5 років тому +34

    Love the bow, the noise you heard was the knocking point that flew off the string.

  • @denniscooper8317
    @denniscooper8317 3 роки тому +4

    I need a bow shop like this closer to me!

  • @alanbeaulier5783
    @alanbeaulier5783 5 років тому +2

    Big difference in how quiet this bow is compared with the older ones. When we had a club in the 90s a couple guys had them and they were loud, a popping sound when the top limbs would slam down on the bottom limbs. Thank you.

  • @mike01cs
    @mike01cs 5 років тому +20

    26:37

  • @xvenomknightx9436
    @xvenomknightx9436 3 роки тому +18

    Wish Oneida would bring this bow back, so hard to find now

  • @FlyShootTravelSleepRepeat
    @FlyShootTravelSleepRepeat 5 років тому +4

    Steven, love your videos and specially this one. I do shoot an Oneida as well and love it .... good to see you smile when you try it out again. Let me explain you my simple method to set the drawstop.... you set one of the two drawstops to you draw length by trying and small adjustments...them thigh this one up ...then you open the second one just a little so that it can move by hand and you draw the bow back.... it will push the second drawstop to the exacte same drawlenth you have fixed the first.... then thight the second one as well and you have a solid wall ! Rg Bernd from Germany

  • @bowmadman
    @bowmadman 5 років тому +8

    The brass nocking points are actually not permitted in many archery organizations because of them flying off.

  • @travisbunce7334
    @travisbunce7334 5 років тому +6

    When I purchased my Phoenix from you, I had you guys set it up for finger shooting. When I was 'fine tuning' it to my preference for poundage I didn't even think about the let off for fingers. The Arrow rest I was all over, but thinking about it now I think the reason I was probably having the inconsistent results was due to having high let off with finger shooting. As you said, the string just wasn't coming through with that instant snap of power. I payed a visit to your friend in Cavendish and we changed everything to a release aid shooter. Putting in the peep was probably the hardest thing. It shoots amazing, just with a 5 pin sight out to 50 meters. My next upgrade will be to add a scope to it so I can push out to 70 meters. It's got so much Kinetic Power, if I screw a shot up and miss the nice soft yellow centre of the target(shooting outdoors in windy Warrnambool), it can be a 2 person job to get the arrow out, even at 30-40 meters. I can't speak highly enough of Oneida, I just love the bow :)

  • @robmdq
    @robmdq 4 роки тому +2

    Had an Aeroforce x80 and was by far the best bow i've ever seen!! Sad it got stolen from me after a tournament quite several years ago, could never replace it up to today

  • @loki1066
    @loki1066 5 років тому

    What a beautiful shop !

  • @newscoulomb3705
    @newscoulomb3705 4 роки тому +2

    I feel like you might want to retitle this video. You provided one of the most in depth tuning tutorials I've seen for lever action bows. Thanks!

  • @poland_stronk3044
    @poland_stronk3044 4 роки тому +10

    This sweater looks like medievial chain mail ^^

  • @jaysonsmith9542
    @jaysonsmith9542 5 років тому +1

    Don kudlacheck from Longview Washington was the man involved with alot of the designs in modern bows today

  • @pushkinchakraborty665
    @pushkinchakraborty665 4 роки тому +1

    Beautiful Bow.

  • @Brambo737

    You are a very pure and honest person!

  • @adambartelme3180
    @adambartelme3180 3 роки тому +5

    they didn’t choose the bow because it looked cool, when oliver’s original bow broke (it was a recurve) he needed a new bow and the product designers wanted to give him just a normal compound bow but the Green Arrow actor (stephen amell) wanted to keep it as a recurve so he got this one to have to compound bow look but for it to still be a recurve

  • @cassietaylor2004
    @cassietaylor2004 3 роки тому +1

    I do now hunting for deer , turkey and also varmint on the farm . I currently use a bear compound . Unfortunately I can NOT shoot with a release since I grew up shooting recurve , so I'm used to shooting fingers. I get chewed out by a few friends because I'm using my fingers and they tell me that I'm going to detail my string. When I saw this bow I thought this would be a perfect hunting bow for finger .

  • @thomasfarrell6527
    @thomasfarrell6527 5 років тому +3

    Always been tempted with a Kestrel though £950 is a lot to spend. People seem to love or hate them and in the club I'm part of. Only one other archer likes them. Because of Arrow.

  • @brycecondon6462
    @brycecondon6462 5 років тому

    Ya lookn strong Steve keep up the good work

  • @eslixgaming756
    @eslixgaming756 5 років тому +4

    Unfortunately Oneida has the worst customer support ever. I was gonna buy the oneida Phoenix last year so i mailed them for some info. I mailed twice. They never replied.