First Shots: Win & Win ATF-X Riser | Recurve Archery Product Review
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- Опубліковано 21 чер 2020
- In this video I shoot the Win&Win ATF-X riser for the first time, I discover a few things that are very different about this riser compared to other W&W risers and check for flaws that have been floating around the internet lately.
Also I try reverse tiller for the first time in this video, I made a breakout video of it that I already posted. apologies for the duplicate content!
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Hey Jake, thanks for the gratitude, it's great to see you wearing your shirts. Super stoked for you that the channel is going so well and continues to grow.
The way he takes out the L square is just so satisfying...!😁😁
Im in love with bicolor version of that riser
interesting info on tiller and brace. i will have to try on my bow. I just started to shoot bare bow after putting mine down for compound 30 years ago [bow hunter who likes to shoot as much s hunt]. always shot fingers so that's no challenge and didn't use sight for many years. I really am enjoying the whole thing and like your channel very much. I'm learning alot....even for a 40 yr shooter. glad i stumbled onto your channel..great timing as I really just started shooting recurve and longbow again a few months ago. hope you continue you informative how-to videos for a while
Keep going our teacher ❤️
I’ve set my nocking point with even tiller, 20 mm, then adjusted for negative, 6 mm, quite happy about that 👍🏼
But didn’t do it before I saw your video about reverse tiller, thanks for that 🤘🏼
Best riser ever for olympic recurve. I shot Hoyts before (Xceed, Epik) and this one feels much better with the same limbs. Smoother, jumps harder and has less vibration. I have 16 year of experience in archery, so I can tell the difference immediately. I had zero problems with t-blocks and limb alignment.
What's the benefit of it jumping?
Yeah like does it make the arrow faster of something can you tell me please? @@esnevip
Another great video. Much thanks......my barebow: Nock point 3/8". Tiller 1/8" negative. Brace height 8 7/8" (22.5 cm). Only pulling 33lb though so?
Great video, what dampeners do you use on the aae rods
the tapered alignment pin on the limbs is seated when the bow is strung.
Reverse tiller, that's interesting!!!
Honestly as a former machinist there are going to be blending issues especially when moving parts to different jigs. Probably won't effect the performance. You can get rid of the ridges but it can take a lot of time. For the bow rise I would probably have used a 4th axis it would make the job easier.
Jake - just being curious, not critical - if you're transitioning to Barebow part-time, why not use barebow dedicated risers (generally heavier Italian-made) rather than adapting OR risers? They just seem to be a better fit. The OR usual suspects (W&W, Hoyt, MK, etc.) are not as highly regarded for barebow proficiency.
So, can we hope to watch you shooting trad recurve bow? May be we can. 😉
Picked up an ATF riser last week and this alluminum riser DOES have a completely different feel than the carbon variety . It kind of goes, "vooam", upon release, not, "thunk" like the Win and Win carbon ones generally do. I guess, it all comes down to personal preference...
You have not use any finger sling while shooting barebow. Any reasons?
Is the limb damper just for feel or does it have a dynamic benefit also does it slow down arrow speed?
My default is a +1/8in on the top.
Please measure the thickness at the sight window.
Nice riser
Are those AAE pro max vanes?
Does it worth paying more for the atf-dx? Or we could achieve a comparable dampening effect installing some extra dampers on this one?
I want to ask which one is best for shooting atf-x or meta dx tornament
In atf is it locking bolts on limbs aliment Jake
what 40 plus lbs limbs do you suggest to use for ATF-X riser.
How many pounds was tested? For what power would you recommend that riser? Thank you!
Hi Jake. Are you going to shoot it with a Sight not Barebow? Just I'm looking to buy the ATF-X. I didn't realise you were going to shoot it barebow from the previous video. Kind regards Christine
Eventually I may, however shooting it as a barebow gives a lot more info as to the feel of the riser and how it compares to others. I have no interest in shooting Olympic style really, I might put it together to shoot a 36 arrow round to see how it goes eventually
@@JakeKaminskiArchery Aha ok thank you Jake. I hope you are well and your family. Love your videos and thank you for being there 👏👌
I am thinking the change in centershot is due to the thinner sight window...the thinning was done on the outside portion where the plunger locknut contacts, moving your plunger deeper into (or out of) center shot.
Hi Jake, how long do limbs last or when to change, I'm at 40lb not going up in poundage anymore, had my limbs 2 years, put 700 arrows a week through the bow.
I'm still shooting a pair of '88 Hoyt Carbon Plus limbs, so my answer to that question would be "forever".
@@dick-gs9tb hi, thanks for that, didn't know if they weaken over time.
Had my W&W Inno EX Prime 44# for 10 years and I am still shooting them. Did not weaken at all. My coach has Hoyt G3 limbs and they still shoot great. If limbs were good from the start they will be fine all along. Manufacturing defects happen and these usually show within the first year. All in all. Do not worry.
Your crawl is very deep for 18m. Are your arrows full length? Longer arrow to raise crawl if spine stays okay. I cut my CX RZs 1/4" from max & my crawl is about half yours. The negative tiller makes sense with your low crawl, also could go to 1/4" nock but will only have small effect on crawl.
Do you think the company (W&W) will re-dip a small corner of my TFT riser? It has a fairly minor chip from when I dropped it >_> Almost zero carbon came off. It doesn't need to look pretty, I simply don't want any carbon fiber to be exposed :)
just use some clear paint/fingernail polish etc
Déjà vu :P
What's reverse tiller?..
Shorter at the top.