MATHEWS PHASE 4 BOW BUILD

happy Matthew release day everyone, it's weird to say because it's mid-August right now we have the new arc and I don't know its name. I haven't seen a final version. I know a little about the technologies. and a couple of new things, but Derek sent me a box and it's like a surprise, so we have it. What we're going to do today is do a full first look, full

build

of the bow, shoot a little bit. I'm really excited because this one is different every once in a while they come out with something really different. I think this one is starting with what's in this bag.

This is something really different too. I'm actually really excited guys, I mean, we. I've been staring at this box for a couple of days waiting to have time to

build

a bow in it and we've been biting at it first. We should first open the bow or accessories first. Oh, first arc. Guys, are you shaking Riley? They're excited? I'm cold as a stone. I'm excited here. What color did I go too green? Yes, and it's a new hat. The same hat. I don't know why they gave me a hat like that. I guess they wanted to. to seal the whole deal here foreigner here we go first impressions is that it's a very similar lift it's a very similar lift not super oh wow this name baffled me mate the new

phase

four back to a full word all of us did vxr we did V3 we did v3x now it's

phase

four.

I like that. I didn't expect that at all. As you can see, there are four limbs on the top and four limbs on the bottom. There are eight limbs on this bow. There's actually a rubber separating two limbs in there, so technically you could put something in that you know there's nothing in there, there's air in the middle and those rubber bands, rubber bands, they fill it up, um, which is crazy to me when They told me that was it. It was going to be something I thought, I've never thought about that, but I've supposedly never shot this bow, but it supposedly reduces vibration like crazy, cuts things in half by adding double, how does that math work?

I don't know, but that's how it works, plus we have another really cool thing in this box. I'm going to have to go over some specs because I don't even know the specs so we might have to find a manual somewhere and just read it. What's in this box is almost as exciting as this. It looks like we still have our stay-on-field system in this new phase four. It will take me a second to get used to the phase. four, we have small parts included in this one, we have a qad and some big side plates if you want them, those are no different please, they are different, but we will do that for the end, we still have a low Pro quiver I think.

This technology is the same, obviously, we have our silent connection system that you can integrate to easily get on and off the tree along with the bow sling. We can also go over those things later. What's here? When I heard about this concept. it was like wow, it's like no, no, no, don't think it's possible for this to be completely new. Bridge Locking Stabilizers. This is kind of a crazy concept here, so obviously we know that bridge lock technology came about. Last year when the site goes through the middle of the Riser it makes everything tighter, keeps everything more aligned, more balanced, well they didn't stop there and release bridge lock stabilizers so now here we have a stabilizer that goes to the right. in the middle of the pretty crazy concept of the riser, I haven't filmed it yet, but they said it dampens it like crazy again because you're removing bolts, you're removing necessary additional part connection points that create additional vibrations, unbalanced arches you can get Really wonky stuff even with the tuning and everything, so essentially molding everything next to the Riser like this is pretty crazy.

I did not do it. I did not do it. I was very, very impressed when they told me about this, let's adjust this oh, I guess it's this knob here guys, while I'm putting this together, this is the first time I've touched a lot of things when putting them together, so there may be Some learning curves in this regard so far. it can go so you just have this little knob I guess you tighten that and that's just a neat little knob on the side Bridge Locking Stabilizers What's crazy about this too? I guess I'll check it out, but it may work, it's adjustable, so no. no longer getting different stabilizer links or something like that if you want a super short stabilizer you can bring it like this all the way and that will keep shooting that will keep shooting completely different it feels completely different everything like I have to mess with this I don't know what feels good and what not, but obviously you can run it all the way to get a measurement, I guess from the tip of the riser to the end.

We have 10 inches right there, the total length of the stabilizer is 12, but from the edge of the riser it's 10 inches. I think if I remember correctly they will come out in different lengths, although I'm not sure. the next one is a little bit shorter so it's still 10 inches long so this one is 10, this one is 12. but we still need a side support for this and this is the side support for this, it's kind of unique deal here, um, it still looks like we still have a wing nut, we still have mounting bolts, um, but it's guys, it's different, like this is, uh, this has never been done before, so this still works the same , um, this is very similar to uh, the cunning old man.

It's still done by crafty, so let's get into it here. We need to change this so that we have a flat mounting surface. This being a flat surface touching the flat surface of the Riser just makes it a little better. riding good so we've got it all tight now let's take this bad boy there's a way to say it you can't put it upside down so you have to do it there's a little uh these little dimples that you have to line it up correctly so this bad boy slides like this , not that I'm not setting it in the right place, but I'm going to tighten it up for now so there's this screw hole on the side and then this is our locking screw. tighten that, tighten it pretty good and then I don't have it tight, but here you have all the settings in the world, that's pretty sick, that's great, okay, so let's tighten it, let's tighten it, we'll do our standard.

I usually run. four degrees down four degrees out keep it the same and just see where we land with it oh it's the only one ah they updated it so now it's just a screw to tighten everything. I like the sneaky older side stabilizer. around those two there is one above one at the bottom right. I'm pretty sure there was, but now we can't do one on the bottom because it slides all the way off, so they had to do it all in one, that's good. look at that, that looks sick, it's pretty wild, different kinds, very different, very, different, okay, then I should go over this, there's probably something I don't know about this, but we're going to try, we're going to try because we'll never I had done it before, so these weights can be removed and it's actually a great way to remove them, you just loosen them and they slide like this one by one and inside there are these little pressure pistons.

No no. I even know what they're called, but when you tighten the locking screw, all those pistons go away. If you could have 20 of these bad boys in the back and all the pistons slide together when you squeeze it and it just locks them like that. so no more torque, no more anything, they interlock like a puzzle piece and you turn all the way around this screw right here and it pushes the piston in and everyone can check this out, this is one, I guess the piston has to be on the outside. , that's one, two and then the third one is the end cap, so now they're all loose, it's almost like, it looks like a rattlesnake.

Let's squeeze this and you'll see those pistons. push each other foreigners what concept, how to do something different, so now let's go over some specs, car specs, do we have any special offers? The suspects for this bad boy are a 29-inch axle and a 33-inch axle, the same axle configuration as the v3x. be the same feet per second as the v3x 340 for the 29 6 inch stand height as I was saying, it's pretty much the exact same Riser Matthews knows it, everyone knows it, it's pretty much the same Riser aside from the bridge lock on the stabilizers.

The two most important features are the stabilizer technology and our new limb technology, which I've been told many times and I want to go there and shoot, but first I have to put everything on it, but it feels completely different. And later I'll dive into some of the tuning differences, the vibration differences of the different accessories on your bow and talk about how important it is and why it's so important, but right now I have my V3 of comparison, so UPS, um, like I said, very similar bands, but the limbs, very, very different, the stabilizer is very, very different, very different feel, trigger lights, vibration, everything, so I still have Granite , this color is granite, my favorite color, they still have the Ambush. green, all the other colors too, let's start, uh, let's start tying accessories to this bad boy.

Also let me know. This is what I'm building for our elk hunts in two weeks, just about two weeks, so we'll have two weeks. to get this bad boy shooting with broadheads and everything looking safe rest first start by putting a little hole for the plunger right there make sure you do that it looks a lot better put our moleskin on a little trick i just did learn while we were on the ultra view dealer tour at Wild Arrow in Salt Lake City, Utah, like this moleskin ever starts to peel off, you take a lighter and you just barely heat it up and it basically melts all the stickiness out of it and and it allows you glue it back on, was showing us that cool trick, say hello to Wild Arrow, it's also a lot easier to put the moleskin on before you put it on your boat, a weird little strip for the top of your wrist, helps make it a a little bit of silence when you're full of adrenaline and the arrow is shaking, bada boom, final bit of shaking moleskin, I'm completely high on caffeine, here we go, there's a good look at the rest, all moleskin 100 protected even in the little, little, uh, cast up, so when you're sitting there in your tree stand and you're shaking so much and the Arrow is rattling, it doesn't actually make any noise, it's pretty quiet, now let's put this on. resting on this system it's the same as before there's really no reason to change it now because it works, it's amazing, it's bulletproof with the qad setup and now the new thing they have the new Epsilon which also works similarly, similarly, so very similar, so we're I'm going to loosen the little inner clamp, the strap on the bow, like before, there's still a little indicator line right there, we have a little arrow on the qad, you're going to line that up, this is how you're going to install this bracket.

Matthew's bows with most bows on the market, you never want to go out of center draw, you don't want to go out of true center draw. What I mean by center shot is where the arrow goes through the bow next to the riser, there is a sweet spot which is the middle. You never want to leave, you don't want to set everything up and have to run the rest to the left or run the rest to the right. Generally, I would say there is an exception in some archery scenarios where you make group adjustments. and you're just trying to figure out how the arrow can be more repeatable and sometimes that's an out of tune bow like a bowhunting situation when you're trying to shoot broadheads and have a perfect aerial flight for broadheads, that's a different story.

How did I get stuck with this rope? There we go now we're going to take this is like a fine adjustment to bring it closer and what you use the dial for this is Big Mac Daddy that you can play around with to tighten it the rest of the whole as you can see we're still at zero right here run zero right here left and right so left and right we're at zero up and down we're at zero stock with this rest q80 setting it at 13 16 about you know it might have a little variation but 13 16. Awesome and Now we have it quite close.

Now what we are going to do is an HHA Tetra with a uv3. I'm, I've been waiting. To do this and test it first, I'm going to switch to what we call the world archery limit and world archery situations where you can't have electronic devices and also all the states where you can't have electronic devices in This is a great replacement so it is 100% legal in all states and you are not allowed to have electronic devices on your site so it is an easy swap. Take it out and it leaves. This comes in. You can see where the bubbles are cut into the lid. that fits perfectly there so it gives you a nice white o-ring too to point your side line up if that's how you like to do it and this goes exactly the waysame way as before.

Like that bridge lock, they ship this little screw separately, I think so it doesn't rattle when it's on the bow because it's loose until you tighten it. She, uh, is quite complete. It's an attractive bow. We have to Understand, I'm going to redo this Center service, we'll put a D-loop on it, we'll take a look at it. Sideways, we're going to prepare our break and then we'll shoot it through the paper, hopefully it won't be too far away and then we'll get there to the exciting stuff to shoot it outside and see what this bad boy is.

I'm going to shoot this I'm going to put this on a four millimeter three inch 435 grain Fletch arrow so it should be just money so let's replace the portion of this there's nothing wrong with this the knots I use I'm going to use my four millimeters, they're a little bit tighter, so I just want to use a little bit smaller material. What I'm doing now is just marking where this portion was so I can write If we make the same number of portions, let's try not to cut these bowstrings, so we'll do it exactly the same way as Matthew's original portion, so that we get the same left helix of the bow, so just Starting out, they just tried to copy exactly what it was like, so they had the tag end going through the string at the top.

We will work until the end. We tie our cinch knot at the bottom and it should be the same. It's going to be a little bit smaller in diameter, so I'll give it a little different stroke setting and we'll be good to go. I'm just going to go back over the end of my tag, make a couple more and then I'm going to squeeze my tag tight and then I'm going to cut it off and keep working and keep working down, okay, now that we're down, we serve all the way down, we got about a half inch or so until we get to the bottom of where we marked our portion, so we're going to go ahead and tie our cinch knot here, then we're going to put it in, we're going to make sure we start pretty tight, we're all lined up and as you wrap it around. you unwrap it on the right side, so you wrap it on the left, you unwrap it on the right, you adjust it down, you tighten it tight and you can wrap it too.

You don't want to go crazy, but to save your fingers. I can use an Allen wrench and just pull that out, then we're going to cut and there's just a little bit left so we can burn, burn that tag with the end down, some people do it, some people don't, it doesn't really matter, I guess I just like. for peace of mind that there's a little stop on that, okay, it looks good, let's take an arrow, so as a rule of thumb, you hit it if you can barely lift the string and it pops like that, that's perfect.

If you can lift the rope a little bit and it stays on and it's very tight there, what it does is it hangs on the rope too long and then you can have some inconsistencies and things that you want to break easily and neatly. of the rope, if you make too big a portion there, it could be a problem, so it's perfect. I like that it can stay that way, but with a little more pressure it comes off, so before we get too crazy, what I'm doing. What I'm going to do is put a peep side to separate the rope.

I'm going to run the hamski insight. I run target peeps on a lot of my hunting setups just so I can customize them a little more. hamski Raptor peep is It's also very good, you can get it in 3 16 one eighth per quarter. I just like having the ability to switch between all of them. You can get them on the Ultra Views website now, so if you're getting a scope, what we recommend. using them because to find a fine tune of what your scope image is like, it's really good to dive into these, even some clarifiers or checkers, so let's put this bad boy on.

There are two chord angle adjustments on the sight site depending on whether you have a short axis bow or long axis bow you can place them in different slots on the peephole which essentially makes the scope point in different directions and helps you always look straight through it so let's just check if I got into the right one that looks good look how nice and level and flat I can't really tell no it's definitely upside down I need to do the other one, yeah, oh, it's much worse or what's better, yeah, that's good? now perfect, yeah, oh, so I'll show you a quick and dirty trick.

You can actually do this step with a bow. Square line with arrow shooting perfect 100. I have become very good at these levels. um you can place it on the The string is placed on the arrow and then it could also be because of this last chance that I have. It's very easy to just set up the bow, level the bow with the string and this little string clip for the Bose level to lock into place. and then here you have the string level or this arrow level and then you just hit the shot until the arrow is level and then right there we have a perfect 90 degrees of the string right in the middle of the hole in the burger, the rest is in the right place this gets us very close most of the time so we're going to take our little rope indicator at the top and we're going to tie it in what I've been doing lately is like two knots on the top not much and then I'll stack it.

I'm going to pile a little more on the bottom to have a bigger bottom knot, so we're going to tie that, we're going to release our Arrow, that's all I'm going to do. to make just two knots, it's a placeholder that gives a little bit of separation of the d loop, we're going to burn it, touch it lightly with your finger and then we'll hit our arrow again, okay, at the bottom. I'm going to tie four knots, so I'm going to tie two up and two down and if you guys have seen how my bow is built in the past, we know that we like a little bit of slope where our shot is tied, so right here.

We have just a little bit of slop portion thickness, so that helps when you're maxed out, it doesn't pinch the bump, it doesn't make it come off the rest because it's so pinched that we're just stacking. these punches stack these knots they just slide next to each other super easy I'm going to make three I'll do a square knot to finish we're ready let's put our loop d ah, should I do it? yellow I feel like I should do yellow Colby and others were saying they have a bright D-loop so they can find it easily in the dark and stuff.

I thought, I've never thought of it that way, so let's make a brilliant one. We're going to create our first knot before we tie it overseas, let it cool for a second, you don't want to squish it while it's still wet or while it's still hot, it'll just form a mushroom around whatever you want. a nice little hard ball so it doesn't get accidentally pushed in, put something in there, although get the initial stretch and then we'll take our D-loop pliers, we'll give it just a little bit at first, now what we're going to do. Do that, I'll show you a quick little way to get the sight length of an old bow, so there we have the D Loops aligned and the sight views aligned.

A quick way to do it, you can also just measure, always remember. It is very important that you tie around your sight site so that your sight site does not accidentally come off the bow and be aware, it has already happened before the very fast and low bows loosen the bows. You already know the possibility of that peephole site blowing up. If you dry the fire ebo, they fly away a lot of times if you don't have them tied, so make sure you tie them, it's not worth it now, what we have to do is put our rest cord, find the middle approximately.

I'm going to pull it back and that puts it where it is. I'm going to tie two knots down here, like I said, I was preparing this for a moose trip. Sometimes it's good to leave a little extra material at the end. your end of your strings really if you had a hamsi string also in case you had to make a quick little adjustment on the course it never hurts a little extra material doesn't affect your setup or anything gives you some room to play Even it I've seen, have you seen this before where people like to run a longer, deeper side of their d loop?

I've seen someone just run like a long shot guy, but no, you just take another piece if you look, I don't. I know, another cool thing this year is that they now have the phase four limbs which are technically called resistance phase damping of the RPD system, which is kind of cool, there's an updated bow press, what are they called? Bow Press Hooks. Small bow press. edge stuff and they're actually wider, which is really nice, the other ones see how they're a little bit small, you have to line them up a hundred percent, well these are a little bit wider, so you only have a second to move about them if you know how to move fast or whatever and maybe you don't have one hundred percent.

I think everything will be fine, which is great. I really like that we went back again. making sure our rest appears where we want and we want it right at the last moment of the draw. Now let's check our time. The top one is hitting right there and we have a little bit of room at the bottom. so it needs about half a turn, so I'll do that to get good timing. If you are at home and find that your bow feels a little soft or a little out of place, you can pull the bow back and make sure there is an arrow inside. and you got your release, have your friend look at your timing and just slightly ride on the back wall in and out and you can have your friend check your timing, which can adjust it, that can affect, you know, the vision tape marks tune. everything, so it's good, especially if you buy a new bow, shoot it for a moment, check it out and if you need to fix it, bring it back to the pro shop or whatever, but it's important, okay, incorrectly, we have to put the half.

Turn in, so now we're going to make a complete toaster that looks perfect, perfect. You can also do it when it's maxed out. The good thing to note is how your viewing site is so visible that you rotate just a little bit before moving anything. We're just going to go back a lot before we even anchor our d loop very, very tight, we're going to go back and see what the height of our peeps is like, get them where we want them and then fix them if there's anything. A weird twist is happening with the sight, so we can tighten the D loop.

An extra good tie on the sight, then we're going to adjust the paper, so I have my old sight tape here, which should be pretty close. It's set to 40 yards right now, a good middle distance is where you should set your scope to be perfectly comfortable, so a little further away feels like you're anchoring a little lower, a little closer it feels as if you were anchoring. a little higher so you find a good middle ground and then you can still shoot and anchor well at your short and long distances that's almost perfect let's see how it feels good 20 now let's see how it feels 90 is still good Okay I'll go to start by just turning my D loop a little bit, I'm going to try to turn that peephole, it's just a little bit so you can fix it.

Fix it pretty much with much of the D loop we have. We're going to tighten it up even more, kind of a long D-loop that I got here this year, what are you thinking too? Yes, we'll see. I don't know, I like long view loops. Yes, we will see how. If I feel like I'm a little long, I can re-tie it at some point and, uh, it's just a feeling, that's how long, dude, okay, I'm not going to tie this yet either because it might end in the future. The next two days we will move it, but for normal shooting this will be absolutely fine.

The next thing we need to do is put a b-reel grip on this guy, so it's very easy, the same way you grab it. take off the Vantage grip and just rub all this access before you put the grip on uh I've got a limited edition built grip there we go that looks cool it's a cool bow guys but the stabilizers really bring it on like a feel tactical, it's funny, I was checking to see if it was tight, these don't tighten, believe me, that's another good thing, they never loosen, you know, they have these little wing nuts on them, but other than that, it shouldn't be loose at all. alright, let's shoot this bad boy, what do you think?

Riley. I think we should shoot the bad guy. I think we shot this guy. I'm going to leave this for a long time just to shoot this before I head out. I will cut it and burn it. For your information. Here we go, are you scared? I don't feel like it's going to be any different. Okay, here we go, it's pretty bad, it's actually very, very good, it's hard to hear the noise, um, because of the bag, I felt very, very dead. in the sense that there's no weird vibration, we're not kidding guys, it's very different, talking to you, you know, Mark, one of the engineers at Matthews, a lot of the accessories from the Matthews guys are big last year with the Low Pro quiver, the bridge lock, was one. one step closer to saying hey guys accessories matter accessories matter uh withvibration with tuning with the overall feel of the bow, so the bridge lock brings everything makes the bow quieter by having it practically infused into the body because it's literally going through the body. now with the Bridge lock stabilizers we are achieving the same thing, we still have a lateral stabilizer but it is more integrated and has a closer connection with the general stabilizers and now with the phase limbs they explained it to me and I am sure all the videos Internet goes to do a better job today for launch day, but this eliminates the wild vibration of the limbs, so the limbs themselves have a lot of vibrations that almost like with the wave, this reduces them by 50.

I don't know if Is it because of the four limbs or if it's because of this rubber coating on the inside, it's amazing how much quieter it seems, it's a little hard to say here, but it's dead and I think a lot of that is stabilizers, honestly, let's shoot. Let's go through the paper, see how well I set this up and it's not trying to be a sales pitch. I know I'm obviously sponsored by Matthews and obviously I can't fault them if anything was bad, but this is crazy. well this is and From The Heart unbiased A dead silent light in the arc of the hand goes a long way, okay we had to turn on the air conditioning it was too hot you're literally in a metal building and it's 90 degrees outside .

Okay, do we think this is going to hit the mark? Also, my sight side is pretty crooked still high, easy to fix, half a twist on the string this way, you know, as you shoot the bow things settle down within a couple hundred draws. Now what we are gonna do? What we do is we are going to put promises that we can fix with the rest to the right just a little bit, that is always better, it is certain that the one that is at the moment will still work well. One side down took me maybe 30 seconds to do that. so let's see if that fixes something pretty good right now we're right up there so we can fix that pretty easily with the foreign rest so now our feathered ones are a little bit to the left they were showing a little bit to the left there same, but now we're definitely showing a little bit to the left, so we had Fletching on the right, so we moved our camera a little bit to the right, now they're slightly to the left, so there's basically no middle ground with the cameras so now let's move our break a little bit more okay let's see where we get to the strangers okay let's back up we're about six yards out right now it's like the feathered ones are a little high right now , a nice looking little cat and mouse game.

Well, it took us a couple of times, but we had to make a micro micro change, everything is fine, well, if we go out, we're going to get our 20 yard mark and then we're just going to work. our way back, hopefully, I won't miss this first time right in the middle, holy cow, is that the one in the middle, let me go, there's a couple of arrows in that target, the whole quiver of arrows, now Yes, it is a little low, not much, even if we work. my way back 20 30 now I miss how I am I feel about the shot and everything feels incredibly good it has a different sound like it's quiet it's more like uh it's not a hum it's more like a that makes any sense Who would smoke that point down there, so I take off the vision tape that I have on this HHA?

I'm about nine yards different, so we should be fine, let's back up and see how far we can go, oh, I should reach, I say. 76. oh, sorry, we're going into the shade here, we moved into the shade a little bit, we've got this nice apple tree in the yard and we've been getting, we've got a trail camera, we've got a group of deer that's been showing up. kinda like that Suburban deer very close, man, it's supposed to shoot well with short stabilizers and shorter ones too Definitely Maybe each other a couple of ounces on them, although the foreigner shoots the rest of these.

I'm doing pretty good, maybe we can see, maybe we back up to the edge of the shadow or maybe we get to 100, we should be able to get 100. let's do it right now, oh 100 on the dot, it was a good guess, so we were shooting at 76, so 100 should get us closer here in the middle I think we're going to be able to form a pretty tight group with this, it's quiet, man, outside it's like, man, it's not like a business, sometimes they're what we should do now, um, the next ending. I'll go grab my v3x, we'll just do a simple one, I'll shoot that one and I shoot the other one a little bit of a variety of them because I was aiming, but pretty much once I was sighted, this is what I got, so let's go. come back, I think I have 12 13 14 arrows, something like that.

I'm going to aim for one point and never move my spot to shoot them all, see how good a group we can get, just confirming 100.3 yards. I'm going to aim for that, period, yeah, I'm definitely going to want a little more weight on these stabilizers, although they only sent me four, so two and two, so I can't waste time on that right now, okay, I have two touching on the Point one is kind of a flywheel, it really feels good, but sometimes it feels like they're hitting and I'm getting low groups on the right, okay, look what we have there, it was quite windy, I think it's at least decent, so with a little bit of wind, I think it was doing some weird things after the barns in the yard weren't bad, although I mean, I think our core group was down here, these they were a couple of flyers or when the wind wasn't there it wasn't howling so it's not bad the real test is going out here when there's no wind and my pizza isn't twisting and then we should be dying in pieces down here so we have our v3x, we have the b-real Vantage intrusion bars on um, we're just I'm gonna see, I wanna see how it feels after filming this for a while, filming a new one, filming the new, uh, the new, the new in August, it's always crazy to me, foreign has a higher vibration frequency, that even makes sense, there is a difference. sure and you know it's hard to say if it's the stabilizers or the limbs or both together which is more noticeable.

Don't know. It's hard to say. He is a good man. I think, like I was saying, I definitely want a little more weight. on this one just a little bit because right now the new bridge lock bars are a little bit shorter than these ones so the weight will feel different right now on these I have four and a half four and a half four and a half and four and a half ounce, I only have two and two in there, so the Peel will be a little different at that point, this one doesn't feel bad, but it's just that it has a little bit louder buzz, a little more manual vibration, the New Pulse is like dead, dead, dead in your hand, I don't know if there's even a rise from this session, this time more, much quieter, she definitely shoots, that's for sure, okay, let's go in so that the new bridge lock locks the old footage.

The Vantages that still work well feel amazing for anything other than bridge lock bars, I'll definitely keep using these guys but for now these new bridge lock bars fitted plus the new limbs just take it to the next level silent. Next level dead in hand, uh, I wanted to shoot through the paper or not through the paper through the Chrono. I want to see what kind of speeds this guy gets and also the weight in pounds, the exact foreign speed. Come on, this is funny, let's do this v3x, let's see what we do. got 301 same speed 300 same arrow same draw same weight will run pretty much the same specs which is good.

I love these specs, so to conclude, we have the new phase four, cool name, pretty unique name we have. I'm having a hard time remembering everything. The resistance phase that cushions the four limbs on the four upper limbs at the bottom with the rubber strip between them and the new Bridge Lock stabilizers. Stabilizers are a game changer. I mean, it was a huge game changer. including the place in the bow with the bridge lock, tons of you know a different vibration, much better than what we have experienced before and now the stabilizers do the same, I mean it's next level guys, I'm excited, I we have, we have it.

Two weeks until we go to Alaska to hunt moose. By the time you watch this video, hopefully we'll have done that, but we're going to dial this platform even further and set it up for that trip. I'm excited, be sure to check out. look it up at matthewsarchery.com, you can create one of these on the Matthew's bow Builder website, check it all out, print it to a PDF, pin it to your wall, look at it and do whatever you want with it, but make sure you check it all out. -new phase four by Matthews