Hoyt GMX 3 Series Scoring at 70 Meters for a 72 arrow round
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2024
- How well does the GMX 3 Series from Hoyt Archery shoot at 70 meters? I shoot a 72 arrow scoring round at 70M with my GMX 3 series riser and run into a few concerns with the geometry that may need more time spent on stabilizer setup than in the past. The GMX 3 Series riser is very stable at full draw but was not very responsive in regards to the aiming pattern and user input.
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Chapters:
00:00-2:10 Intro
2:10-5:41 Practice
5:41-7:50 First Scoring End 55
7:50-9:57 50
9:57-11:40 53
11:40-12:44 54
12:44-15:09 58
15:09-16:07 55
16:07-17:22 58
17:22-18:50 52
18:50-20:20 54
20:20-22:16 55
22:16-23:24 51
23:24-24:26 57
24:26-33:57 Thoughts on GMX 3 Series
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love this content, cant wait for the axia limbs video, thanks for the video Jake! love from germany
I'm very happy to watch you many angles and explain by yourself.🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Glad you have this Chanel Jake, it's exciting watching an Olympic shooter, and when you hammer down, there's no stopping you✊️👊
Just in time, this will be epic
Thanks for the GMX3 review. Helpful. I am considering a new Hoyt recurve.
High-lows and string humming combined with the lower grip position leads me to believe that setting the bow to an even or at least less positive tiller would be beneficial.
Thinking along the same lines…. This is when companies posting data along with their bow releases to help guide the public in initial setup or changes from “standard” may be beneficial.
I aim to change this.
My wife is a sports massage therapist and she does wonders for my sore shoulders. Occasionally get dry needling done too, that made a world of difference when I got a bit of bursitis.
Nice!
Don’t you love that you can tell where the arrow lands by how it sounds? Especially the woodpecker.
Absolutely love these videos with shooting to score and in depth analysis. Probably my cognitive confirmation bias but I thought there was some correlation between good shots and the bow jumping out of the hand a little better?? Maybe the sound feedback too. Fantastic content. Many thanks.
I've been expirimnting bare finger shooting. Painful for sure. Finger tension settles itself. A few bare finger shots have been about the best shots I ever had. It's hard switching back and forth. 60 lb. recurve. Can't do much more than 30 shots but feeling how the string rolls on the draw helped me stop clutching the string improving my hook. Learning the slow and painful way.
The bow had wired sound and had some extra vibration in the video. Thanks for your contents Jake
Very cool! What weight are the the limbs? Axia coming in same weight? Great video to watch btw!
Please compare the NS to the Axia when you get them in. That would be interesting to hear your opinion on the two traditional profile limbs shot in the same bow. NS legends vs. the new Axias.
I noticed that many Korean shooters opted to leave the new XD and go back to the Exceed with ILF Axias instead (including Kim Woo-Jin). I wonder if that new grip geometry had anything to do with that and the way they like to keep the balance of their set ups.
When I was shooting mine I noticed it was unruly when I had a med or low grip on it I think cause of the grip placement.
What do you think about this low grip geometry for stringwalking? As far as I know the Gillo G1 is longer under the grip, and that is touted as a benefit for stringwalking. I’m not sure that makes sense to me
how do you avoid adding torque to the bow when you draw back but out of line with the bow but then bring the string back in line is the grip rotating in your hand or are you resisting the rotation with your fingers?
You should do a comparison between the gmx 3 and the aft dx
Hey Jake! Could you please shoot the GMX 3 Barebow and tell uns wich Hoyt is best for Barebow shooting???? ❤❤❤
On the formula platform, Brady founds it’s more forgiving on the rockers confort setting…
Try the high plate and confort. Might be more forgiving
it would be nice if you upload more videos doing shooting score!!!!!!
I’ve got the atf-DX and Mxt-Xp to shoot at 70m still
If I haven't got my hammer and a chisel with me, I've definitely not got my cordless...😂
Well, I was building a few things at the range.... who uses a hammer and nails these days?
Good review Jake, thanks. So in summary, great riser but the limb bolts and the grip are areas which can be improved upon? Any ideas where I can get upgraded aftermarket limb bolts and grips?
Links in the description!
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Halo Jake,do you have to shote in competion from 90 or 70 metres ?
And in barebow How the GMX3 does?
what sight pin is this?
Looks like an awesome riser, but we'll beyond my current skill levels 😅
Was thinking the same thing.
ATF-X OR GMX?
Impressive! I cant even hit the target at 70, lol
Haven’t shot 70 meters since the early 1970’s when I competed in college. I believe I would miss the target also.
Warm up at 50 meters..
@@lavatun I’m semi retired and shooting balloons at 10 meters.
@garymickus6412 form never goes away.. The body may weaken, control may wane but those things can be regained..
is 40 pound limbs is good for 70 meter archer or 50 ?
Yes most women recurve archers shoot around about 40 lbs and shoot up to 690 on 70 meters. More lbs is potentially better but you have to be able to control it and most non professional archers shoot to much lbs and struggle. The rule is technique>draw weight.
I was shooting with probably around 45 or so here if I had to guess
I have a friend who uses a 27" Win&Win ATF because he is big but he is young he is 16 like me and for his drawlength he takes 58 pounds to some Limbs of 42
It's bad. You need 50 pound limbs for 50 metres. And 70 for 70.
@@CatMeow-fn9kowhat do I need to shoot 100yds?
652 for an out of shooting shape archer is fantastic! A lot of people in great shooting condition still struggle to reach 640 at 70m, let alone 650.
I miss "Hi I'm Jake Kaminski, two times Olympic silver medallist..."
his excitement to shoot this riser was contagious; i couldn't wait. i would've skipped it too 😅
in europe this riser is at an awful pricepoint really. From you description only it sounds like you're shooting a fivics argon x riser. The problem being that riser is about 300$ cheaper, and the new skadi tx is on par price wise (wich is the better riser of the 2). I don't understand the reasoning behind the huge price difference between europe & usa for fivics, unless there's some weird import taxes somewhere.
You might want to check their new barebow tab though. Or stick with the yost and get the backing plate from jager, wich seems to work for a lot of people.
Gopher tortoise trying to learn archery. Who doesn't love recurve?
If I CAN SUGGEST A NEW archery CONTENT(series?) WOULD YOU GIFT ME A FULL SET XD
I don’t like the sound!