I’ve used a lot of different ones over the years. My favorite is still the one from Firenock. It’s expensive compared to others but worth the extra few bucks if you can swing it.
https://firenock.com/APS/
Ivory Holsters. Adjustable retention settings. Adjustable clip for different mounting positions. 4 color options. 3 sizes available. Just good people to boot.
I’m going to assume you checked the timing on a draw board and aren’t using the holes in the cams. That being said have you had anyone else try shooting the bow to see if they get the same low tear? And is your rest set to run straight through the Berger hole?
The 3 bows I’d buy in order this year are the Hoyt RX9 ultra, Hoyt AX2 32, and Lift X 33. I would like to put my hands on a Darton Sequel 33 as it looks like a great bow.
More than likely it was the shop dropping the ball on ordering the parts. I’ve never had an issue with waiting that long on a piece like that from Hoyt when warrantied.
It’s a nice idea but it definitely needs some refinement. The arrow magazine is a cool idea but not enough space between arrows to keep from smashing vanes when used inside the vault. On its own it’d be cool for packing in extra arrows but that’s about it
Go see my buddy Matt at Inferno Archery. He will take great care of you and get you set up correctly. He’s in Aberdeen so you would have a little bit of a drive but it’d be worth it.
Yeah we finally got them in our store a couple weeks ago. I was shocked at how small they actually are in person. Just based off of size I would expect them to fly well. They didn’t seem all that sharp on initial feel but they cut a sheet of paper pretty easily. I think it’ll be a good choice...
27/65 with 430gr I was getting 265 out of it. That’s 10fps faster than my Rx4 ultra at 70 with the same arrow weight and draw length.
I tuned one up the other day at 28.5/80. With a 520 gr arrow it was 296fps.
I’ve shot the ultra quite a bit at 27”. Definitely would be my bow of choice this year. It’s quite a bit faster than my RX4 ultra even at lower draw weight. Thing holds rock solid too.
Definitely not the right components for that spine shaft. If it’s what they supplied with the shafts just contact them and let them rectify the problem
Pine Ridge set isn’t a T handle but they work great. Never had an issue with stripping screws with them. They’re also long enough to get into tighter spaces.
https://www.pineridgearchery.com/collections/tools/products/6-piece-standard-ball-driver-set-w-holder-qty-pkg-1
Looks like a Mathews. If it is and it’s being run in a bridgelock configuration your sight isn’t set up properly. That’s the first thing I see. I would also bet your center shot and tune are both off. No reason to be that far left in a BG sight on any Mathews if it’s set up correctly.
What bow do you have? Also are you wanting something custom or just something you can get quickly?
Also don’t buy 60X. They’re awful. Much better options out there