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Morrison Max 4 Speed test through the chronograph part 1 - Tradbow shooting
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- čas přidán 25. 02. 2023
- In this video we are running the Morrison Max 4 limbs through the chronograph. Bow is 46@28 and the arrows weigh 575 grain.
The riser is Dryad Epic 17
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Link to the video about the arrows mentioned in this video: • Black Eagle X-Impact m...
In this video we are running the Morrison Max 4 limbs through the chronograph. Bow is 46@28 and the arrows weigh 575 grain.
The riser is Dryad Epic 17. Take note, that we are talking about 12,5 GPP
I just picked up a Morrison 19" riser with medium limbs, which also make for a 62" amo. I draw right at 30", do you think it will be ok( safe) for me? Or should I order a set of long limbs? I appreciate any advice you may have and the content you are producing. Thanks!
I think you’ll be fine with 30”. One of my buddys draws 30” with only 17” riser and medium limbs.
Pete do you think @ your draw them longs are opening up for ya? I know on the Super Curves that’s important. I’m not smart enough to understand all the efficiency variables. Nice riser & great rig!
I actually think yes, because the pad angle on the Dryad is Only 16 degree. On a Morrison riser we are talking about 18 degree. But of course it would have no problem pulling 30 inches
@@peterjuulsgaard Gotcha so pad angles on the riser are the key. I’ve never tried a set of longs & I’m curious.
Yes the pad angle on the riser changes the drawforce curve. As I told you I like these Max 4 much better than the Max 6 i sold. Even though they where faster
@@peterjuulsgaard Just curious why you feel the Max 4 is much better than Max 6...are they more forgiving?
BTW, I really enjoy your videos.
@@hanslefebvre4860 more forgiving and not spunghy in the back end