I still love this bow despite buying tons of other bows. Best bow when my muscles are tired or desperately cold.
@Punchy_Portuguese5 ай бұрын
I need to shim my Obsession FX30. What size kit should I be looking for? 1/4" or 3/16" shim kits?
@kriswall18605 ай бұрын
I think 3/16 axles but I'd call OB and confirm. I don't have one on hand to check.
@Punchy_Portuguese5 ай бұрын
@@kriswall1860 Mahalo Kris! Your videos are very helpful. I found you through a post on Archery Talk.
@highpressureoutdoors3233 Жыл бұрын
Very good video,I'm definitely going to try the bare shaft tuning!
@TotallyFred Жыл бұрын
Thank you! I was worried about my cam being slanted. I had no idea it was called cam lean and that was even a thing. I thought my bow had a problem :-) Best explanation on shim tuning I have seen.
@clynge2 жыл бұрын
Great video 👍
@mtladd47052 жыл бұрын
Thanks for explaining this Kris.
@Ryan.Willis2 жыл бұрын
This is an underrated video, lots of information in this! Earned the subscription, thank you!
@kriswall18602 жыл бұрын
Thanks Ryan. I really don't make many videos anymore. Simply don't have time. Maybe I'll start back soon. 🤔
@huntercooper17743 жыл бұрын
Do you know what the axle diameter is for the defcon m7? I want to make sure I order the correct size
@kriswall18603 жыл бұрын
3/16 inch...standard shim kit if that's what you're looking for
@huntercooper17743 жыл бұрын
Yes thank you very much!
@chrislockard73083 жыл бұрын
Noticed you used a rope vs the cable in the winch. Great idea on the worm gear winch. I plan on making one, thanks for posting.
@dennyclevinger67753 жыл бұрын
hey kris how can i tune my obsession 7m. im getting a high right and cant get it out with any adjustments. thanks and love your videos.
@kriswall18603 жыл бұрын
Have you checked the cam sync and do you have the stuff to shim it?
@dennyclevinger67753 жыл бұрын
@@kriswall1860 no sir I don’t have anything to check it or fix it
@brentkinchen13 жыл бұрын
So the factory shims 3 on the right and 1 on the left correct?
@kriswall18603 жыл бұрын
That's normally how it comes from the factory. One thin, cam, one medium, two thins.
@adammccoy84794 жыл бұрын
What kind of tear were you getting before and which way did you move your cam to to take out the tear? Thanks
@kriswall18604 жыл бұрын
I don't remember which way it was. But you move the cam in the direction of the tear. If it's a right tear, move cam to the right on the axle.
@XxPackerManxX4 жыл бұрын
I was having a bad right tear that I couldn't get rid of. I put the shims on the other side the factory installed and now it shoots perfect bullet holes. Leads me to believe Obsession's quality control is not very good.
@pensnut082 жыл бұрын
Mine is driving me NUTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@joshsinglefooter4 жыл бұрын
At 2:38.... this guys knows what the heck hes is talking about. He mentions moving the rest in the direction of the way you broadheads or (bare shaft) plane. There is only one guy I know of that says this method is right. He is the inside out precision channel Kellen. Even the black and green archer that everyone loves( his video of him shootingin a corn fieldis probably below in related videos) "says move rest opposite of the broadhead". Hes wrong. By that logic why not just sight in for broadheads and be done. Man I'm blown away that I finally found a video like this concerning tuning. Right on!👍👍👍👍
@kriswall18604 жыл бұрын
Glad I can help. If more people learned to tune their own equipment, they'd easily know right from wrong. Thanks for the comment.
@sorenjensen88674 жыл бұрын
Really excellent vid, thanks for making it ☺️
@kriswall18604 жыл бұрын
Oldie but goodie. Thanks for the comment.
@jonwenner91514 жыл бұрын
Hello Kris, I sure could use your help. I am getting a wicked tail right tear out of my Evo Nxt 33 and have tried everything except shiming the cams (too advanced for me). I've tried 350 & 300 spines. The only way I can achieve a bullet hole through paper is if my rest is way, way left of center shot. Hope you get this. Please let me know what other info you need to help me get this right. Thanks so much!!!
@kriswall18604 жыл бұрын
If it's really bad, like an inch or so, then shimming is the only option. You can always experiment with point weight too. It will move the tail end around more than you think. Move grip to the right if you haven't already.
@jonwenner91514 жыл бұрын
Thanks for your super-fast response! Now that I rewatch your video, I'm measuring my center shot at 1" from the cutout riser, which you find normal for these PSE's (the tip of my arrow is noticeably left of center of the limb bolts but maybe that's just how these bows are)? This is my first PSE, I've always shot Mathews & Hoyts.
@kriswall18604 жыл бұрын
@@jonwenner9151 I didn't measure my current Mach 1 or my Evoke 31. I just center it down the limb bolts or with the front stabilizer and then move rest 1/8" either way of that if needed. If that doesn't fix my lateral tears, then I shim it.
@jonwenner91514 жыл бұрын
10-4. Is re-shiming hard to do? I have a press.
@kriswall18604 жыл бұрын
@@jonwenner9151 No, it's not hard and if your tear is pretty small, then you could probably just do one cam. You'd want to do the one with the most lean and move it to the right. All you need to move is one of the small shims from the right side to the left side.
@edheinlein37474 жыл бұрын
I was hoping you would have to shim this bow so I could learn something for my PSE Carbon Air. My bow was SO out of whack from the factory. I had to take it to the pro shop (where they would not let me observe, or explain what they were doing to my bow), just to get it to paper tune. I later found out that the evolve camed bows almost ALL require shimming! If PSE isn't going to have their bows center shot from the factory, and require shimming, why the heck don't they at least provide a FREE shim kit with instructions, so the new owner can get their $1500 bow to a point that they can then fine tune it? I have searched high and low for instructions on how to shim my bow but to no avail. Thanks alot PSE for creating a situation that guarantees their vendors additional income......like the bow didn't cost enough already!
@reggiebrendle4 жыл бұрын
U should do a stap by stap video build
@codymccarty19024 жыл бұрын
How do I adjust the draw length?
@kriswall18604 жыл бұрын
You need modules from Obsession. This model didn't have rotating modules. Call them and ask them if you're not sure.
@traviscroft914 жыл бұрын
Being the same cam how does it compare to evolve? Just picked up hoyt xxl 2018 any experience with how that compares to evoke
@Shockstar764 жыл бұрын
Glad I found this video as I'm trying to determine if my problem is related to a bad tune and cam lean. I have owned the Carbon Knight at 60lbs for the last few years and it's still my current hunting bow. It is very accurate and an easy shooter. I did purchase a Realm X in 70lbs end of last year when I was out of town because the shop owner called to me as I was leaving and said he was marking down the bows to $800 so even though it wasn't my local shop and I was out of town I pounced on it which in retrospect may not have been a good decision. We had a very well known target bow shop here who did excellent set-ups and so that was why I did buy figuring I'd just take it to him. Little did I know that they were struggling and about to close shop so the set-up wasn't great I would find out later. My bow does shoot very accurately but it felt like garbage on the draw and even though I didn't draw this specific bow at the shop I had pulled a few of the new Bowtech's my friends had that were 70lbs and they were easier to draw at 70lbs than my Carbon Knight at 60lbs so I thought nothing of taking his last Realm X which was 70lbs. I finally took it to another Bowtech shop that has a good reputation and they found I had a bad bearing in the flex guard so Bowtech is sending a new bearing. The bearing was rough but not seized. He also said my cam lean was out of control and showed me how the laser barely hit the outside axcel of the opposite cam and then where it should hit per the manual. He didn't put it on the draw board yet to verify the timing was on at full draw but at rest the timing lined up pretty good. So all that history is to ask the final question: Is there a chance that my Realm X was really hard to draw at 70lbs because of the cam lean and bad bearing or did I just buy bow that's too heavy and my friends really aren't set at 70lbs? To give some reference I'm a 31.5" draw, 6', 215lbs, and workout hard on a regular basis. Actually, last Friday I was doing sets of bent over dumbbell rows and my current weight is 70lb dumbells for a sets of 12. The first 8 reps are easy and than by the 12th I struggle. I use good form by retracting with my back and not my biceps. Not sure if that additional info is helpful but obviously I'm confused by this bow being a struggle you would think I'd be able to pull it at least once without almost blowing a vein. I get my bow back in a week but was looking to pick your while waiting. My cables are routed right but on the draw board at my club I noticed mid draw that the cables rubbed but that's probably because of the lean right?
@riverbanks32874 жыл бұрын
If your broad heads shoot to the right off you field points you would move you’re rest to the left.
@kriswall18604 жыл бұрын
That's incorrect, but I know a lot of people think that is the way you should move it.
@riverbanks32874 жыл бұрын
Kris Wall no it’s not I just tuned my bow if your broadhead shoots left of your field point move the rest to the right.
@kriswall18604 жыл бұрын
@@riverbanks3287 I'm not going to argue with you. If your broadhead misses left, that's a tail right situation. You fix that by moving the rest to the left. You do it how you want and that's fine with me, but I don't want anyone subscribed to my channel doing it wrong.
@Pattyboybx3 жыл бұрын
@@riverbanks3287 try shooting to 60 yards and tell me where that arrow ends up?
@riverbanks32873 жыл бұрын
Pattyboybx I drive tacs at 60 with my field points and broadheads so you ain’t really making any sense if my arrows wouldn’t shoot well at distance I wouldn’t tune my broadheads the way I do. “correct way”
@redrider4194 жыл бұрын
Great video Kris, I’ve been trying to find why my centershot was more than most. I’m shooting the same specs as you and hoping I don’t have to shim at all
@kriswall18604 жыл бұрын
I just saw you asked another question, but i can't find it to comment on it. If you can't shim the cams any further to the left (you likely could if you have a .010 shim in a custom shim kit) then the only things left you can do is move the cable guard (start with moving it counter clockwise) or rotate your grip to the left on the back of the riser. You'd want to use more of your thumb pad and not shoot off your lifeline in your hand. I saw you said you've changed arrows with no luck, but don't overlook changing just the point weight. It can affect tears too just by changing the way the front of the arrow tries to get behind the string. Don't discount that.
@redrider4194 жыл бұрын
Kris Wall thank you! I was actually watching your grip video and that along with the cable guard adjustment really seemed to help a lot! Appreciate it, thank you
@miker40754 жыл бұрын
Hey Chris enjoyed watching. How did you set up the tape measure for correct measuring?
@kriswall18604 жыл бұрын
you basically put the tape measure at 1.75" on the leading edge of the pipe where the grip sits. That's how AMO draw length is measured. If that's not clear, let me know. Thanks for watching
@miker40754 жыл бұрын
Kris Wall thanks Chris. Appreciate it. Have a good season!
@miker40754 жыл бұрын
This board worked great. My cams were off and my draw length was off. Unbelievably dead on now. Tennis ball groups at 20yds.
@kriswall18604 жыл бұрын
@@miker4075 I use my drawboard on every bow I work on. Very utilized piece of equipment.
@trial1534 жыл бұрын
Good job Kris, pretty much in line with my findings on the one I have
@Cparchery...4 жыл бұрын
Hi I can use your help I'm getting a bad left tear and cam lean I think I need to swop limbs around just wondering which order I should go in for a right hand bow I've always been told the stiffest limb on the shelf side
@kriswall18604 жыл бұрын
Stiff limbs should be on the right side looking at bow from behind. If you are having a bad left tear, your only options would be to move the rest to the right, towards the riser, or shim the cams left on the axle.
@toadamine4 жыл бұрын
Just bought one of these, awesome bow, super quiet, super smooth and I'm getting five inch groups at 90yards
@chuckcurtin5 жыл бұрын
Great to the point video
@curtwatkins95205 жыл бұрын
Tried this today. If I got my grip right my bubble came up level and I didn't have to torque it to get it level. I honestly never knew I was torquing before. Ya it feels a little weird at first, but it helps Thanks for the info
@someoneyouknow965 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the video. When the price of these things comes down I’m buying one. Loved all my PSE bows I’ve had so far.
@jerimiedaniels54634 жыл бұрын
I'll sell u mine after season
@someoneyouknow965 жыл бұрын
I’m in the market for a evoke just based on the reviews I’ve found and PSEs awesome customer service. I’ll probably wait until next year though when the price has fallen. I’m too cheap to spend $1000 on a bow. Maybe I’ll get lucky and score a nice used one.
@stasiekspasiek72505 жыл бұрын
I like finish on pse. Did you try xpedite on long range shooting? I like to shoot max 100yrd and im thinking between evoke 35 and xpedite ( like the speed but afreid short bh)
@compoundbowpro81755 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much! It is definitely an great video.
@stasiekspasiek72505 жыл бұрын
What your thouts between traverse and evoke 35 ? Im looking for nice draw and stability.
@kriswall18605 жыл бұрын
Both are nice, but the draw cycle and letoff definitely go the Evoke 35. I am not a fan of Mathews grips at all, but their build quality is great.
@Life-of-Bluegrass_Music5 жыл бұрын
PSE bottom cable rears .
@bg82835 жыл бұрын
Your mini-paper stand is awesome. What size PVC did you use?
@Ebaybow5 жыл бұрын
I love my Evoke 31 with the 24" front stab and 15" out the back!
@kyledavidson63725 жыл бұрын
Great tips on the center shot bud. Awesome looking bow!
@bgarb76585 жыл бұрын
Thanks for a great, honest review... sometimes it’s hard to reviews that don’t come across as a sales pitch
@chickimac15 жыл бұрын
I just recently purchased a carbon stealth. One sweet bow! From Elberton ga
@lil_jeep_63455 жыл бұрын
N O C K O N 🤘
@jeremysuratt81395 жыл бұрын
Do you know about the setup on the 31 ! The nocking point! I’m using a qad Pse ultra rest.
@kriswall18605 жыл бұрын
What would you like to know. All of the Evolves I've set up like to be dead in the middle of the Berger hole and around 1/8" nock high. That's a good starting point.
@ericcartman83545 жыл бұрын
Nice review, Im looking for a new hunting bow right now for Cali / Oregon spot n stalk hunting blacktail. Smooth draw, easy holding weight and quiet, 60#@29”. Im liking what I see on the Evoke 31
@brainranger1815 жыл бұрын
How do you adjust the draw weight on this bow?
@kriswall18605 жыл бұрын
You adjust the draw weight by turning out the limb bolts. Each full turn out is roughly 2-3# of weight.
@brainranger1815 жыл бұрын
@@kriswall1860 Ok cool. Thanks bud. I turned out the bolts 4 full rotations. It looks like there is plenty of threads for the limb bolts to grab onto.
@pace63085 жыл бұрын
Like your work! Although 6 3/8" brace is a 'very generous' brace? Man, I would say that 8" is a 'very generous' brace! How do you get a biscuit to tune? I can not, for the life of me, get a biscuit to tune.
@5jjt5 жыл бұрын
Heard Evoke 31 has a stiffer draw than the Evolve, and is slower.
@kriswall18605 жыл бұрын
Same cam, same draw IMO. The one I tested shot 344 IBO.
@usbsol5 жыл бұрын
These bows make my riser very stiff.
@wapitifit5 жыл бұрын
Great video🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
@woodyousley27125 жыл бұрын
I like that PSE is offering #80 limbs on the Evoke.🏹
@jordanpowell2285 жыл бұрын
Agreed, wish i could see a review of one with 80 lb limbs. The evoke and the hoyt helix at 80lbs
@shayglass5 жыл бұрын
Nice vid. Just got an Expedite. It's set at 70 lbs, 30" draw, 85% letoff. I'm getting 320 fps with Wally World Speed Freak arrows and 75 grain tips. This thing is a gun.
@5jjt5 жыл бұрын
Is your Expedite loud?
@shayglass5 жыл бұрын
Not really. The arrow hitting the bag is much louder than the bow. I have an 8oz steel stabilizer that deadens it quite a bit.
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I still love this bow despite buying tons of other bows. Best bow when my muscles are tired or desperately cold.
I need to shim my Obsession FX30. What size kit should I be looking for? 1/4" or 3/16" shim kits?
I think 3/16 axles but I'd call OB and confirm. I don't have one on hand to check.
@@kriswall1860 Mahalo Kris! Your videos are very helpful. I found you through a post on Archery Talk.
Very good video,I'm definitely going to try the bare shaft tuning!
Thank you! I was worried about my cam being slanted. I had no idea it was called cam lean and that was even a thing. I thought my bow had a problem :-) Best explanation on shim tuning I have seen.
Great video 👍
Thanks for explaining this Kris.
This is an underrated video, lots of information in this! Earned the subscription, thank you!
Thanks Ryan. I really don't make many videos anymore. Simply don't have time. Maybe I'll start back soon. 🤔
Do you know what the axle diameter is for the defcon m7? I want to make sure I order the correct size
3/16 inch...standard shim kit if that's what you're looking for
Yes thank you very much!
Noticed you used a rope vs the cable in the winch. Great idea on the worm gear winch. I plan on making one, thanks for posting.
hey kris how can i tune my obsession 7m. im getting a high right and cant get it out with any adjustments. thanks and love your videos.
Have you checked the cam sync and do you have the stuff to shim it?
@@kriswall1860 no sir I don’t have anything to check it or fix it
So the factory shims 3 on the right and 1 on the left correct?
That's normally how it comes from the factory. One thin, cam, one medium, two thins.
What kind of tear were you getting before and which way did you move your cam to to take out the tear? Thanks
I don't remember which way it was. But you move the cam in the direction of the tear. If it's a right tear, move cam to the right on the axle.
I was having a bad right tear that I couldn't get rid of. I put the shims on the other side the factory installed and now it shoots perfect bullet holes. Leads me to believe Obsession's quality control is not very good.
Mine is driving me NUTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
At 2:38.... this guys knows what the heck hes is talking about. He mentions moving the rest in the direction of the way you broadheads or (bare shaft) plane. There is only one guy I know of that says this method is right. He is the inside out precision channel Kellen. Even the black and green archer that everyone loves( his video of him shootingin a corn fieldis probably below in related videos) "says move rest opposite of the broadhead". Hes wrong. By that logic why not just sight in for broadheads and be done. Man I'm blown away that I finally found a video like this concerning tuning. Right on!👍👍👍👍
Glad I can help. If more people learned to tune their own equipment, they'd easily know right from wrong. Thanks for the comment.
Really excellent vid, thanks for making it ☺️
Oldie but goodie. Thanks for the comment.
Hello Kris, I sure could use your help. I am getting a wicked tail right tear out of my Evo Nxt 33 and have tried everything except shiming the cams (too advanced for me). I've tried 350 & 300 spines. The only way I can achieve a bullet hole through paper is if my rest is way, way left of center shot. Hope you get this. Please let me know what other info you need to help me get this right. Thanks so much!!!
If it's really bad, like an inch or so, then shimming is the only option. You can always experiment with point weight too. It will move the tail end around more than you think. Move grip to the right if you haven't already.
Thanks for your super-fast response! Now that I rewatch your video, I'm measuring my center shot at 1" from the cutout riser, which you find normal for these PSE's (the tip of my arrow is noticeably left of center of the limb bolts but maybe that's just how these bows are)? This is my first PSE, I've always shot Mathews & Hoyts.
@@jonwenner9151 I didn't measure my current Mach 1 or my Evoke 31. I just center it down the limb bolts or with the front stabilizer and then move rest 1/8" either way of that if needed. If that doesn't fix my lateral tears, then I shim it.
10-4. Is re-shiming hard to do? I have a press.
@@jonwenner9151 No, it's not hard and if your tear is pretty small, then you could probably just do one cam. You'd want to do the one with the most lean and move it to the right. All you need to move is one of the small shims from the right side to the left side.
I was hoping you would have to shim this bow so I could learn something for my PSE Carbon Air. My bow was SO out of whack from the factory. I had to take it to the pro shop (where they would not let me observe, or explain what they were doing to my bow), just to get it to paper tune. I later found out that the evolve camed bows almost ALL require shimming! If PSE isn't going to have their bows center shot from the factory, and require shimming, why the heck don't they at least provide a FREE shim kit with instructions, so the new owner can get their $1500 bow to a point that they can then fine tune it? I have searched high and low for instructions on how to shim my bow but to no avail. Thanks alot PSE for creating a situation that guarantees their vendors additional income......like the bow didn't cost enough already!
U should do a stap by stap video build
How do I adjust the draw length?
You need modules from Obsession. This model didn't have rotating modules. Call them and ask them if you're not sure.
Being the same cam how does it compare to evolve? Just picked up hoyt xxl 2018 any experience with how that compares to evoke
Glad I found this video as I'm trying to determine if my problem is related to a bad tune and cam lean. I have owned the Carbon Knight at 60lbs for the last few years and it's still my current hunting bow. It is very accurate and an easy shooter. I did purchase a Realm X in 70lbs end of last year when I was out of town because the shop owner called to me as I was leaving and said he was marking down the bows to $800 so even though it wasn't my local shop and I was out of town I pounced on it which in retrospect may not have been a good decision. We had a very well known target bow shop here who did excellent set-ups and so that was why I did buy figuring I'd just take it to him. Little did I know that they were struggling and about to close shop so the set-up wasn't great I would find out later. My bow does shoot very accurately but it felt like garbage on the draw and even though I didn't draw this specific bow at the shop I had pulled a few of the new Bowtech's my friends had that were 70lbs and they were easier to draw at 70lbs than my Carbon Knight at 60lbs so I thought nothing of taking his last Realm X which was 70lbs. I finally took it to another Bowtech shop that has a good reputation and they found I had a bad bearing in the flex guard so Bowtech is sending a new bearing. The bearing was rough but not seized. He also said my cam lean was out of control and showed me how the laser barely hit the outside axcel of the opposite cam and then where it should hit per the manual. He didn't put it on the draw board yet to verify the timing was on at full draw but at rest the timing lined up pretty good. So all that history is to ask the final question: Is there a chance that my Realm X was really hard to draw at 70lbs because of the cam lean and bad bearing or did I just buy bow that's too heavy and my friends really aren't set at 70lbs? To give some reference I'm a 31.5" draw, 6', 215lbs, and workout hard on a regular basis. Actually, last Friday I was doing sets of bent over dumbbell rows and my current weight is 70lb dumbells for a sets of 12. The first 8 reps are easy and than by the 12th I struggle. I use good form by retracting with my back and not my biceps. Not sure if that additional info is helpful but obviously I'm confused by this bow being a struggle you would think I'd be able to pull it at least once without almost blowing a vein. I get my bow back in a week but was looking to pick your while waiting. My cables are routed right but on the draw board at my club I noticed mid draw that the cables rubbed but that's probably because of the lean right?
If your broad heads shoot to the right off you field points you would move you’re rest to the left.
That's incorrect, but I know a lot of people think that is the way you should move it.
Kris Wall no it’s not I just tuned my bow if your broadhead shoots left of your field point move the rest to the right.
@@riverbanks3287 I'm not going to argue with you. If your broadhead misses left, that's a tail right situation. You fix that by moving the rest to the left. You do it how you want and that's fine with me, but I don't want anyone subscribed to my channel doing it wrong.
@@riverbanks3287 try shooting to 60 yards and tell me where that arrow ends up?
Pattyboybx I drive tacs at 60 with my field points and broadheads so you ain’t really making any sense if my arrows wouldn’t shoot well at distance I wouldn’t tune my broadheads the way I do. “correct way”
Great video Kris, I’ve been trying to find why my centershot was more than most. I’m shooting the same specs as you and hoping I don’t have to shim at all
I just saw you asked another question, but i can't find it to comment on it. If you can't shim the cams any further to the left (you likely could if you have a .010 shim in a custom shim kit) then the only things left you can do is move the cable guard (start with moving it counter clockwise) or rotate your grip to the left on the back of the riser. You'd want to use more of your thumb pad and not shoot off your lifeline in your hand. I saw you said you've changed arrows with no luck, but don't overlook changing just the point weight. It can affect tears too just by changing the way the front of the arrow tries to get behind the string. Don't discount that.
Kris Wall thank you! I was actually watching your grip video and that along with the cable guard adjustment really seemed to help a lot! Appreciate it, thank you
Hey Chris enjoyed watching. How did you set up the tape measure for correct measuring?
you basically put the tape measure at 1.75" on the leading edge of the pipe where the grip sits. That's how AMO draw length is measured. If that's not clear, let me know. Thanks for watching
Kris Wall thanks Chris. Appreciate it. Have a good season!
This board worked great. My cams were off and my draw length was off. Unbelievably dead on now. Tennis ball groups at 20yds.
@@miker4075 I use my drawboard on every bow I work on. Very utilized piece of equipment.
Good job Kris, pretty much in line with my findings on the one I have
Hi I can use your help I'm getting a bad left tear and cam lean I think I need to swop limbs around just wondering which order I should go in for a right hand bow I've always been told the stiffest limb on the shelf side
Stiff limbs should be on the right side looking at bow from behind. If you are having a bad left tear, your only options would be to move the rest to the right, towards the riser, or shim the cams left on the axle.
Just bought one of these, awesome bow, super quiet, super smooth and I'm getting five inch groups at 90yards
Great to the point video
Tried this today. If I got my grip right my bubble came up level and I didn't have to torque it to get it level. I honestly never knew I was torquing before. Ya it feels a little weird at first, but it helps Thanks for the info
Thanks for the video. When the price of these things comes down I’m buying one. Loved all my PSE bows I’ve had so far.
I'll sell u mine after season
I’m in the market for a evoke just based on the reviews I’ve found and PSEs awesome customer service. I’ll probably wait until next year though when the price has fallen. I’m too cheap to spend $1000 on a bow. Maybe I’ll get lucky and score a nice used one.
I like finish on pse. Did you try xpedite on long range shooting? I like to shoot max 100yrd and im thinking between evoke 35 and xpedite ( like the speed but afreid short bh)
Thank you so much! It is definitely an great video.
What your thouts between traverse and evoke 35 ? Im looking for nice draw and stability.
Both are nice, but the draw cycle and letoff definitely go the Evoke 35. I am not a fan of Mathews grips at all, but their build quality is great.
PSE bottom cable rears .
Your mini-paper stand is awesome. What size PVC did you use?
I love my Evoke 31 with the 24" front stab and 15" out the back!
Great tips on the center shot bud. Awesome looking bow!
Thanks for a great, honest review... sometimes it’s hard to reviews that don’t come across as a sales pitch
I just recently purchased a carbon stealth. One sweet bow! From Elberton ga
N O C K O N 🤘
Do you know about the setup on the 31 ! The nocking point! I’m using a qad Pse ultra rest.
What would you like to know. All of the Evolves I've set up like to be dead in the middle of the Berger hole and around 1/8" nock high. That's a good starting point.
Nice review, Im looking for a new hunting bow right now for Cali / Oregon spot n stalk hunting blacktail. Smooth draw, easy holding weight and quiet, 60#@29”. Im liking what I see on the Evoke 31
How do you adjust the draw weight on this bow?
You adjust the draw weight by turning out the limb bolts. Each full turn out is roughly 2-3# of weight.
@@kriswall1860 Ok cool. Thanks bud. I turned out the bolts 4 full rotations. It looks like there is plenty of threads for the limb bolts to grab onto.
Like your work! Although 6 3/8" brace is a 'very generous' brace? Man, I would say that 8" is a 'very generous' brace! How do you get a biscuit to tune? I can not, for the life of me, get a biscuit to tune.
Heard Evoke 31 has a stiffer draw than the Evolve, and is slower.
Same cam, same draw IMO. The one I tested shot 344 IBO.
These bows make my riser very stiff.
Great video🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
I like that PSE is offering #80 limbs on the Evoke.🏹
Agreed, wish i could see a review of one with 80 lb limbs. The evoke and the hoyt helix at 80lbs
Nice vid. Just got an Expedite. It's set at 70 lbs, 30" draw, 85% letoff. I'm getting 320 fps with Wally World Speed Freak arrows and 75 grain tips. This thing is a gun.
Is your Expedite loud?
Not really. The arrow hitting the bag is much louder than the bow. I have an 8oz steel stabilizer that deadens it quite a bit.