Hi, and welcome to Team Wild TV. Today we're going to be having a look at this bow that
Mr. Harford's given me. He said, Steve, you're about the same size as me, about the same
length arms? I've got a bow for you to go and have a play with. I'm not an expert on
shooting bows, but we'll give it a go. Now let's have a look at it.
Oh my god, isn't that sexy? It's like I say, Bear from Bear Archery, it's the Anarchy model.
You can see all the auxiliaries by Trophy Ridge, which are second to none. It's got
a whisker biscuit fitted, so when the arrow goes in, it isn't going to fall away. Rest,
it's got the full sights, made by Trophy Ridge again, and the arrow holder again by Trophy
Ridge. Knowing Ian, it will have a draw away of about seventy pounds.
Okay when we're training, these are field point arrow, not a broadhead arrow.
Different, they're interchangeable heads with the same way a broadhead is to a field point, but if
we use these ones when we're practicing we'll be cutting all the targets to pieces because
they're like razorblades. There's three bits there, and their designed to cut a wound channel
into the animal when you're hunting. Where as the field point is just like the end of
a dart really, just punching a hole into the target so when you pull it out it's not destroying everything.
But, we just thought it would be interesting to show you that.
Okay so we'll just get a few arrows to put in the holder here.
Looking forward to this.
Been awhile since I shot a bow, so like I say I'm no expert. I hope I don't make a
fool of myself.
Cool and the gang, ready to go. Let's go and find the target.
Okay, we've got the target set up. Got my release aid on. Got my Rangefinding Bino's
from Zeiss at 10x45. They're Ian's actually so you've probably seen them a lot. So, I
know exactly where I'm gonna be. I'm gonna start at ten metres and work my way back to
fifty, in increments of ten metres. So that's what I'm gonna do so I know exactly where
I am and I'll make any adjustments as I go. So we'll start at ten, we'll have a go.
Make sure the arrow goes into nock.
Put my square on.
Little bit to the right, but that seemed pretty good to me. Ian was right, it fits me nice.
Comes back to the corner of my mouth. Nicely, fits lovely actually.
And I say it is about seventy, knowing Ian. Right, we'll go back to twenty and fire another one.
Yeah that's twenty, smack on. We'll have another go.
Pretty much spot on to me, that was. Go back another ten.
That one's a little low and to the left, low and to the right.
Yeah I'm right happy with that. We'll go back to forty.
It's gone a little high.
It's all good. Go back to fifty and try it from there.
All good. On that target area I've shot two a little bit high there but I tried to compensate
with a pin adjustment. So what we'll have to do for the longer shots, see the different
pins? They're aim off points, so you get your eye on the angle of the bow, so the arrows
drop into the same area the further you go back. They're pretty much spot on, just a
little adjustment from the forty to the fifty. Might be a great deal but with a little bit
of fettling, I think I'm gonna be quite confident with that. I've really enjoyed it. First impressions
of the bow, fantastic. Fantastic, sits in my hand nice, feels nice, weighted right.
All good, I'd get it if a bow was in my market.
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