Personally, I thoroughly enjoy the challenge of new equipment, and I can't imagine anybody else being able to set up and tune a bow for me.

I struggled to get consistent, comfortable hand placement with it.

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Hunting Recurves Satori 17 Riser Satori 19 Riser Satori 21 Riser Satori Limbs Target Bows BOW BUILDER. Youre mainly paying got the Hoyt name when you buy a Satori. Genuine Hoyt Accessories for your Hoyt hunting bow. learning to do that is a big part of your journey. For the money, there is a lot better risers. The bottom line is having fun, and if adding some new equipment and setting it up and tuning it for the way that you shoot is fun for you, by all means go for it! Somebody mentioned that most trad archers set up their own equipment, and I heartily agree. and if consistent accuracy is your goal, getting new equipment set up and tuned correctly can actually be a distraction that slows progress on the more important things. New equipment's lots of fun, but it's no substitute for learning the principles and lots of shooting. I also feel the Satori riser points more naturally for me, hits where I'm looking so to. Available in colors of Blackout, Wood Grain, Realtree Edge, and Under Armour Ridge Reaper. Standard Limbs: Maple core surrounded by carbon.

First I prefer the Satori grip over the Black Wolf's grip, it just fills the hand better. The removable black plastic grip is thicker than previous Hoyt grips for a more stable hold of the bow in your hand. I prefer the Satori riser over the Black Wolf. The self-discovery takes time and lots of shooting, and the right coach can be helpful in this, too. I own both bows, however I have Uukha VX1000 limbs on the Satori riser. and still learn something just about every time I shoot my bow! Part of the reason is that no two people's minds or bodies are built or wired exactly the same: There are general principles that apply to everybody, but a big part of learning to shoot well is incorporating the general principles into a system that works well for you and for the type of shooting you'll be doing.įinding an experienced coach and doing lots of reading are great ways to learn the general principles. In other words, all of us are students of archery who are constantly learning things. Trad archery is a journey, not a destination.

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