To get the riser insert off the quick release part double nut the threaded part locking the two nuts together hard. Heat up the QR piece so its diameter of the hole expands. I’ve had to do this couple times over years. Clean and lock-tite the bow bushing in place. Cool video. Years ago when I was so ignorant on the finer details of a bow setup I never used any stabilizer. Even when I was younger and stronger I remember some bad hits on deer. Looking back it could easily have been not having any stabilizer other than those little 4” stubby rubber things which are basically useless. IMO, it’s good you are so particular and knowledgeable for the sake of the animals you take. Sadly, I believe there are too many that lack detailed knowledge on things like this or maybe they don’t care? Enjoy your videos. 👍👍👀
You’re a freaking champ for taking the time to explain this, we actually tried but ended up stripping the Allen key bolt, then we used those tools for stripped bolts and actually broke the tool🤣
100% I see those little things on the front of peoples bow and all they doing is making the overall weight of the bow higher but not necessarily improving anything, appreciate all your support, insight and feedback 💪🏼💪🏼 It’s 100% for me always about what’s going to give the desired results in the bush. Everything I do is about being a better or more proficient hunter and you’re so right, I see it on the range all day guys shoot horrible at 20 and 30 yards cause they shoot their bow once a year just before a hunting trip. It shows no respect for the animal that deserves the trade of life for skill 🙏🏼🙏🏼
I've been running my Hoyt Alpha X 30 with ony a 8" side/back bar with only 2 oz on it asnd ots perfect....compact and light - no need for the 12" I had out front
Now try it in a cross wind with your heart rate elevated, or up/down a hillside. Accuracy is subjective though, some people are okay with a 6in group at 60yrds and others are touching arrows at 60. 🤷
To get the riser insert off the quick release part double nut the threaded part locking the two nuts together hard. Heat up the QR piece so its diameter of the hole expands. I’ve had to do this couple times over years. Clean and lock-tite the bow bushing in place. Cool video. Years ago when I was so ignorant on the finer details of a bow setup I never used any stabilizer. Even when I was younger and stronger I remember some bad hits on deer. Looking back it could easily have been not having any stabilizer other than those little 4” stubby rubber things which are basically useless. IMO, it’s good you are so particular and knowledgeable for the sake of the animals you take. Sadly, I believe there are too many that lack detailed knowledge on things like this or maybe they don’t care? Enjoy your videos. 👍👍👀
You’re a freaking champ for taking the time to explain this, we actually tried but ended up stripping the Allen key bolt, then we used those tools for stripped bolts and actually broke the tool🤣
100% I see those little things on the front of peoples bow and all they doing is making the overall weight of the bow higher but not necessarily improving anything, appreciate all your support, insight and feedback 💪🏼💪🏼
It’s 100% for me always about what’s going to give the desired results in the bush. Everything I do is about being a better or more proficient hunter and you’re so right, I see it on the range all day guys shoot horrible at 20 and 30 yards cause they shoot their bow once a year just before a hunting trip. It shows no respect for the animal that deserves the trade of life for skill 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Love it when I see you've dropped a vid🙏🏻🙏🏻 awesome as usual
Thanks so much bud, appreciate all your support 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Great channel, glad I've come across it. Subbed. Keep up the awesome content man. Nice shooting and nice bow. Pricey but beautiful.
Wow, thank you so much for the support brother🙏🏼🙏🏼
Appreciate your time 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Nice video brotha
Thanks so much guys🙏🏼 love your content, watch it all the time.
Thank you for taking the time to watch my stuff 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Were you shooting by Harties?
Very Informative! Well done 🎉🎉
Thank you so much 💪🏼🙏🏼
My Halon 32 is so balanced bare. The difference in accuracy is nonexistent practically. Why hunt with the extra weight and bulk.
Awesome and an awesome bow 💪🏼💪🏼
I've been running my Hoyt Alpha X 30 with ony a 8" side/back bar with only 2 oz on it asnd ots perfect....compact and light - no need for the 12" I had out front
Awesome, Alpha X 30 and 33 are my favourite bows so far from everything I’ve shot this year🙏🏼💪🏼
Now try it in a cross wind with your heart rate elevated, or up/down a hillside. Accuracy is subjective though, some people are okay with a 6in group at 60yrds and others are touching arrows at 60. 🤷
100%
I’m a Stabilizer how, can go watch my other videos. I won’t hunt with out them
Nope you don't 😊