HOW FAST CAN WE GO? Building An EXTREMELY FAST Bow

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[Mhunter]

Can’t wait to see the video of the water buffalo hunt

[gettle]

Definitely would give an advantage to antelope hunting. Would love to see you take this on an antelope hunt.

[Silverbackcj]

I have best results with around 10 to 15 yards between my Garmin and the target.
The bow doesn’t actually have to be close for it to function.
I have shot over mine with the Garmin at 50 yards and target at 60. It is useful to know my bow speed and KE at different distances. I was thinking of making a video on it, just haven’t had the time. Great video Chris! Love my LIFT and my Garmin!

[kadepaulsen]

This was such a good idea for some great content! 😝

[Thirddayapologetics]

I didn’t know about the negative sight tapes from UV! So glad to hear that, I’ll be ordering.

[paulheberling]

Mad respect for pushing the limits 🫡 I’m doing the same just in the other direction. Trying to shoot as heavy an arrow as possible. Right now I’m set to shoot a 2, 850 grain arrow 😮 keep rockin🤘

[DavidBowCrazyBabyak]

Ok n now that I was finally able to get to the end Dan, I appreciate it. I will watch your video here in a minute for the phase four one. I'm hoping I can try and win the phase four. Like I said, I'd be happy with anything or nothing. I'm happy with you just giving us what you give us. I've learned a lot from you. Thank you Dan

[ArchieRodenbo]

Ultraview needs to make glow in the dark sight tape!

[davefisher]

Guy on AT had complete pass through on a water buffalo with the XV’s n fixed head.

[sombojoe]

Cool to see talented athletes that are also skilled technicians.

[Lexidezi]

The garmin works best outside I shoot 10 yards with my bow right over the top of the garmin. Works awesome. When I try inside my garage it’s not consistent. You don’t need to be further away from the garmin as the sensor is on the back of the thing 😂

[hotshotelkslayer]

Great detail in the video goat…I wondered if you would respond to the few that got all bent about the arrow weight …lol…most knew you know the bow itself and what it can do beyond manufacturing recommendations….sure liked the open box from Lancaster…wondered about that cono….great arrow build and detailed results from the bow itself…can’t wait to see it preform on the TAC course…great video to the camera person and you…😊

[HunterZybach]

Awesome video as always. Will you consider doing a video comparing past Mathews bows (like the Halon and Triax and newer) to show how much better the bows are now, and how their dual cam bows and cross centric cam system have progressed?

[peterchapman-li]

Hi, as far as Australian Water Buff go, i have dropped them in the past with 60 lbs bows, and currently use a 70 solution which does the job well. Cheers

[mohahram]

Hey mate, , , looking forward to seeing your trip here down under - good luck

[davidburns]

Hi Chris there is a bow hunter in Australia that uses a 60lb bow he has no trouble killing Buffalo with his bow.

[Saddle-Ninja]

Love it! Push the limits man! Can neither confirm nor deny I wanna try it with my lift 33. I’m on tape 10 and I’d love to get up in the -5 range. That would be a killer antelope rig!

[travisrobison]

I sit mine on the tailgate of my truck and point it at a target at 20 yards and shoot from beside it. Reads the same as my old shoot through one. Also use it for checking speeds for my 22lr and 6mm dasher competition rifles. Works great because so small to pack to the range.

[cptkool]

Great vid as usual. Excited to see the water buffalo hunt!

[devincraig]

Love you videos you’re the reason I’m getting into archery with a lift