Bowtech CORE SR Review and speed Test
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00:00 - Introduction
00:25 - Talking Points
12:10 - Freestyle Shoot
21:11 - Speed
26:37 - Sound
27:21 - Grading
31:39 - Outro
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Let's admit it; most bow reviews are advertisements. Steve Han, Archery Supplies Australia and Backyard Bows are the exception
Podium Archery too
@@elongatedmusket5630 Cool. Yeah, maybe.
@@elongatedmusket5630ehhh he seems more and more like a Mathew’s and bowtech advertisement..
@@micahdunleavy9227 podium archer is even for all, but shot a SS34 last year just like backyard bows. Podium archer and backyard bows are the only two I fully trust for honest reviews.
I think almost any time a bow or other object is gifted, its going to leave an impression for said reviewer. Maybe im cynical, but i like it when the person reviewing the thing paid their own money for it, know what i mean?
Love to see honest reviews. I applaud the f bombs!
I love your content man!! I’m currently looking for a new bow right now and yes I will shoot plenty of them myself but I certainly use your videos to aid me in the decision. Keep it up man! Great stuff
I appreciate your honesty. I like getting your honest opinion, good or bad, it's more useful to cut out the BS. Thank you for these reviews.
I don't think they design a bow specifically for me every year! However, their style of bow is what works for me best, the aggressive bow requires me to stay full engaged. From the destroyer 350 to the Experience, to the SR350 and now the Core SR. I have a specific learned style and it works. I've tried many of the other top brands and always come back to the aggressive draw Bowtechs.
I bought this Core SR set up today. Being able to adjust the frip is pretty cool.
Great honest review! This bow is shooting faster than most speed bows on comfort! Can’t wait to see the core ss which is what I would be interested in .
This is why I still have 2 Bowtech Destroyer 350s upgraded with Barnsdale limbs. They have split yokes that can find tune the drawstop timing by twisting them - a half-twist on each yoke leg is equivalent to a quarter twist on the main cable (which you can't do), and if you only half-twist one yoke, that's equivalent to an eighth twist to the main cable.
I worked at an archery shop when these came out, and they were for their time the fastest bows you can get
Thanks for getting this review to us! Pretty exceptional you aren't a bow shop and getting these flagship bows to us so quickly. Looking forward to seeing the Lift review. AND could I request a Mach 30 review 😁
Lift will be after the Ronan
You are at the top of the cam so it’s going to have a more harsh dump compared to someone with a 29 or smaller draw length will not get that hard dump at the end
I dig the channel man.
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Love the review and I love the Core SR!! I recently traded in my Omnia to purchase the Core SR because I loved everything about this bow. Draw cycle, shoot ability, tune ability (timelock, deadlock, griplock etc. Highly recommend this bow! I still want to to find an SR 350 because I loved shooting my brothers 350.
Got one I'll sell,used it this past season,still in perfect shape
That bows specs are money except maxing the draw length at 30 makes the draw rough for us longer draw guys. A 33” bow should hit 31” in draw in my opinion to not make it so stiff if a pull. That’s what I noticed when I shot one. Great review as always and patiently waiting for the next
Great review. I purchased a cp 30 last season and the only complaint I had was the bow was just too noisy. Tried string suppressors and limb savers but it did not have a significant impact on the noise. Every time I shot the bow I was checking every bolt on the thing to see if something came loose. Finally just changed brands to solve the problem. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome review. I'm really considering going back to Bowtech this year, but not really loving the options for sights on the core series. Honestly probably end up with an Eva gen 3 because I want the short A2A. That or try to find an old Mathews V3 27
I'm shooting mine on the comfort side and getting great speeds. At 27.5" draw length.
What kinda speeds are you getting?
@@joshovans2850 290 fps.
I went and shot the Core sr and Lift. Came home with the core sr.
So what is your number one bow
I was really hoping Bowtech was going to make an 80# option of the SR platform. It would add just another option for shooters, especially those who would prefer to draw more weight but on comfort. The SX80 is a near perfect western hunting platform, I just wished it had all the new tech. I am sure it will happen next year, but I think the SR and SS34 platforms both need and to keep the 80# options.
I'm with you. I would prefer an 80 lb pool with a smoother draw to get the same performance as the 70 lb performance draw
Leaving Mathews for this. I want to tune my bow easily and this is it.
Interesting numbers. The Core SR I tested at 29/70 with a 440gr arrow was clocking 287 on comfort.
That’s not that far from computing, I have an extra inch of draw and it was aprx 6 ft per sec faster for the 440 grain arrow
Where at in mo are you man. I live in Kansas City but from southern mo . Hunt down in Clinton tightwad area now and hit public up here around kc .
Great content as always. I think that the performance setting was so bad bc the bow maxes out at 30” and you had it maxed out. Somebody who has a 28” draw would feel a lot different IMO. Thanks for the reviews!
I mention that constantly my reviews is only based off one mod setting and one draw weight setting , every inch of draw length and 5 lbs of draw weight will feel different
Not a mathews fan but that 29.5 is pretty badass.
If you're going to use the cable gard to tune the bow you have to be very careful that you don't undo it to far, it is under a lot of tension and is near impossible to get back on, i would advise not too touch it.
Agreed these are micro movements we’re talking about
I’m torn between the Core SR and the ss34 🤔
The Core SS is too short for my style
Geez my Omen puts out 296 fps for 628 grains. That 68 grains heavier and still over 30 fps faster than core sr shooting 560 grains 😮😮
Have you done a revolt xl review?
Great honest review. I personally think the SR350, which i own is a nicer bow (especially draw cycle). This Core SR has the WORST draw cycle even in comfort of any of the new bows I've had the chance to try out (so far only tried the Hoyt, Mathews, & PSE). As a consumer I'd stick with an SR350 or other Bowtech model. The handful of new improvements on the Core SR fall short for me to justify buying this model especially when the competition has a nicer product at the same price.
I don't mind saying the uncomfortable part more bluntly, Bowtech doesn't give me anything so I'm fine hurting some feelings (and I own two of them, they make a great bow) but they missed the mark this year.
To me, I would buy the 50lb, put it in performance and have a bow shooting like others at 60lbs. I have a Realm-X at 50lbs and shoot it on performance. No problem shooting all day and complete pass throughs, The He=man guys could do the same with 60lb Core Sr
You gonna review the Athens Axxis??
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Yessir
@@BackyardBows when will that video post??
@@danjaymza1695 when they send me a bow lol
It may also feel a lot different at 28” draw
100 percent
The performance setting should be good for the average guy that shoots 28-29" draw and 60 to 65 lbs. I wish bowtech would bring back the destroyer 350. That in my opinion is the best bow they ever built. Smooth stable and screams ng fast.
350 fps blazing fast and that's what made them popular the archery shop I worked at couldn't keep them in stock
@@jacobmullins3644 it was such a calm and stable bow and with those speeds. Quiet, nearly no vibration. The newest flagships can't compare.
The draw sucks because the cam is maxxed out. If you had it on 29 it would feel night and day different.
Your right every inch on drawlength and 5 lbs of draw weight can drastically change the feel of a bow
*GASP* Brandon hates a BowTech :0
Lol not at all just anticipated a much more Bowtech feel to that draw cycle on that performance side, but u can’t win them all, i don’t think I’ve ever hated a Bowtech
Any bow set to its longest draw length will have a harsher draw cycle. You're a 30" DL, that bow's max DL is 30". Set it to 29" and give an opinion on that. You might like that draw. Won't be able to use it... but..
I constantly mention that, each inch of draw length and 6lbs of draw weight is going to drastically change the draw length, also always encouraging viewers to test each how themselves, each review is from perspective mine
No love for the Athens bows anywhere. You’d be separating yourself from the others. 🤷🏼♂️
We have reviewed two Athens bows and I had only positive things to say about both of them also in the process of getting this years 🤷