A short product-review/demo video (transcript) by Denver of Creek Archery demonstrating the 2020 Elite REZULT target bow. The speaker highlights new features (new cam system, redesigned riser, set-wind pocket technology), demonstrates quick arrow tuning (fixing fletch vs bare-shaft tear in under 15 minutes with one wrench), and points viewers to local Elite dealers and Keystone Wild Outdoors/Facebook for more info.
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What's going on, guys? It is Denver here at Creek archery here in Ruffsdale, Pennsylvania. First out member of Keystone Wild outdoors, here to talk about the new 2020 elite result target bow. This target bow right here is a phenomenal shooting bow that elite has come out with this year. It's got a lot of awesome technology in it. It's got a brand new can system, whole new redesigned riser it. And most importantly, the new set wind pocket technology. They packed a ton of technology into this bow and a ton of amazing specs. So it's definitely going to be something great for whether you guys are out on the 3D course pounding foam or if you guys are punching paper indoors. So we're going to go ahead and shoot this thing a little bit and show you a little bit about what this bow is all about. So when it comes to the target archer, one of the most important tuning methods that a lot of guys want to get right is fair shaft tearing. And doing it in the past has always been a pain. You needed a, you needed a press, you needed tons of time. This bow, I can easily say that I've been able to tune every single one of these 20, 20 elites in under 15 minutes. It's that easy. It takes one wrench, and just about anybody can do it in their backyard. So we're going to show you how to do that. We've got a flex shaft and a bear shaft. Gonna go ahead and take a couple shots. Then we're gonna do the exact same with our bear shaft. Let's go see where those arrows land. We have our flutch shaft hitting right here and our bear shaft hanging right here. We're not too worried about the point of impact right now. All I'm worried about is where these two shafts are landing to each other. Now you can see our bear shaft is hitting to the left of our flex shaft. Now, the way that this bow is set up is the adjustments on it are guided through tail left and tail right adjustments. Now, in order for this shaft to hit over to the left, the tail end of the feather has to be over to the right, as you can see right here. So what we're going to do is we're going to give that bow one turn in the tail right direction. We're going to see what that adjustment gets. As you can see, heading right next to each other. Now, of course, you can always sit there, fine tune some more and keep playing with it. But it's more than adequate for me right now. Now all I got to do take this thing outside, do some more tuning and distance, and this thing will be an absolute attack driver. If you have any questions about any of this process, be sure to contact your nearest Elite dealer and check us out on Facebook at Keystone Wild Outdoors. Even if you have any questions about the new Elites, whether it be the tuning setup or anything like that, send us a message. One of us will gladly reach out to you and help you. And we've also got a live video on their Facebook page explaining more about this system, and we dive much more in depth to it when it comes to all the different types of tuning that is possible with this system.
