Giving Away a Mathews!

What is going on everyone? Welcome to today's video. As always, reminder to like and subscribe this video if you're enjoying our content and want to see more. Very exciting day today for one lucky gentleman of what is inside this box. Our good buddy, soon to be good buddy, Lane from California won the WTA Worldwide Trophy Adventures New Mexico Elkhunt that we put on past couple months and now it is time, part of that giveaway was a bow build, so now it was time to take out his brand new Phase 4, build it, and then we'll ship it out to him and then he'll be able to hunt with it this fall in September when we go out to New Mexico. So first up, super exciting part, the bolt that goes on the site and this free hat. So we'll make sure to keep those in the box when we send them back and bam, he is, let's see here, we have a Phase 4 in awesome OD green here. I love OD green. I don't know why I never really had a bow in it. I guess I had a bow back in VXR year in OD green. And we have a bunch of accessories here that I will dump on the ground, or no, I'll dump them right here. We have, oh, we have a sight. Wow, they got him a sight and got him a rest and no stabilizers, but we can get stabilizers for that. Okay, so Lane, we got to switch out mods for him. It's a 27 inch draw. So that is what we're going to do first, swap these out before we get too far ahead of ourselves. Super easy to change out these mods. These are loctited in a little bit. So you do kind of have to break them free with the old and with the new. So you can see there's is a little bit of a change here for the drawing. So you can see that it's longer than this because it needs to hit a little bit sooner. I think those were like 29 inch mods. So we will throw this in now. Okay, so we need to do the bottom mod now. You always want to do both mods. You can't just do one. So we'll do the bottom one now. So same thing on this one. You can see that this D mod is a lot shorter than this G mod. So essentially it just rotates around more, hits the cables sooner, making a shorter drawing. Okay, got the mod switch over. So what we are going to do now is I guess we'll run through the stuff that we're going to put on this. So we have a UltraView three-pin hunting kit scope that is going to be paired on a Tetra. It was a Tetra Max Rise edition. And then in here we have a QAD rest. So absolutely love the QAD rests. I think it's the best bang for the buck. And then we also have, to pull this out of my personal stash, we will throw in I believe this is a six-inch front stabilizer. So we'll throw that bad boy in too. Okay, I say let's set up the scope and the sight first. Just kind of get that out of the way. Kind of mix up this bow build. We'll do this before the bow. So we got some brand new stuff here. UV3 XL in the three-pin. Lit up all nice and pretty. We got a hardware kit and then we will open this up. Upside down. Bunch of instructions and we've got stickers and somewhere in there there's sight tapes I think. Maybe it's in here. We got mounting accessories and then we just have the rail system right here. This one's nice and clean. That's very nice. Also have an extra dial wheel. And where are the sight tapes? No sight tapes? Oh sight tapes are in here. Okay so there we go for that. And to mount this bad boy on it's super easy. Oh I need a bracket which is right here. I might need a bracket. You might not need to use a bracket for this. Oh we will need a bracket because it doesn't come with it. Duh. My bad. Okay so this is the actual mounting bracket that will mount to the UV3. So kind of run through that right now. Let me grab some allen wrenches. So it's super simple. Essentially what it's going to do is it's going to mount right there and what I'm going to do set this down like that. Now we'll kind of funnel maybe. Nice. Nice. And we're back live. Okay let's get this positioning correct. That is going to go like this. This is going to go back like that. So we're going to do this and just to get it started I'll just kind of twist it on then it's going to sit just like this on the scope. Bada bing bada boom. Just like that. Run this through and really lock that down in there. So that bad boy ain't going no way. And if I had to guess right off the bat we are not going to need this extra little bracket. I always take them off. So I will send it with Lane in case he needs to get some extra adjustment out of it but typically you don't. Okay so we have our tetra. We do not need the side mount because it is going to be mounted via bridge lock. We are going to slip this bad boy in just like this. What I always like to do is run it just about as low as it can go there so that when you go down to rack this bad boy all the way down you have maximum distance right here. So we'll do that. You can obviously run it all the way up. You want your 20 yard to be somewhere up in there and then you want your longer distances to be all the way down. So we will do that real quick. Actually what we'll do is we'll throw this in the jig. Third axis jig just to get a close rough estimate of this third axis. I guess we can put this stuff back in. Three pin cartridge. Okay and we are way off it appears. So what we're going to do is that's still yeah that's still loose. So just kind of smidge those down. I like to smidge them down just a little bit see if there's some tension to work with and that's close. I'll smidge them down a little bit more. Okay that's pretty much good. We will double check once we tighten it down. It's always important to double check once you tighten everything down. And that's good. Now we're going to check our third axis which is spot on. Money. Money bag. So we're going to tighten that down. Halo. Tighten this down and we got a good start. We'll put it on the draw board and double check that but we at least have this sight pretty well pretty well dialed and we need this little handy dandy screw. They really make that packaging hard to get out. And halo. You can kind of see it's way off to the left so I'm just going to loosen that and bump it over on these little dimple deals. We'll mock that down and that's going to be really close. That's going to be really close. Okay so we got that and put the stabilizer on. Slowly but surely we will get there. And by the end of this I'm going to have every single allen wrench out of this thing. So we'll throw two weights on it'll be a good start. These little quick weights are so slick. Slip those on. Slip that on and tighten it back down. And there we go. It's already starting to look like a finished bow but we are far from finished bow. So I'm going to put this HHA stuff should I put it all in this box right here. Try to stay semi-organized. Okay and then we will install the rest. Now I learned or I didn't learn I was just like you know what it's probably way easier to put this moleskin on this rest before you put it on the bow and we were 100 correct. So we are going to do that first before putting it on the bow. Sometimes it takes a while to figure something out. There we go. Moleskin engaged. Okay when we get that in the vice we will put it in there and you can never forget the uh this cool little vibration damper plug. Put right in the side there. Okay so now we are going to put a b-reel grip on this bow and as always make sure well that stuff is nasty this slimy stuff. Gotta make sure you take this all off because if you do not your b-reel grip will be permanently mounted to this said bow which is fine if you want it forever just leave it on then. Okay b-reel wow b-reel grip is engaged. So now what we gotta do is we gotta come over to the bow press. Okay we got a peep sight so we are gonna put this peep sight in first. Always good always always good to put your peep sight in first because it separates a string a little bit and then when you put your d-loop and everything on it just kind of moves and separates it doing this and then your d-loop will be in the correct spot. So we are actually going to just put one tie around this because I still need to get Lane's estimated peep sight height. So I'm just gonna do one simple little tie right here and then once I get his information he's just gonna text it over maybe he'll text it over sooner than later but then we will just smidge it up or down and then we'll be good to go there. Okay that is burned we're gonna tip our rest up and oh yeah he texted but oh I don't get it. We have our bow t-square. I've been liking using this more and more it's very simple it essentially just perpendicular gets a mark for us we put it right at the tip of the rest right here so it just sits right in the crevice and then what I'm gonna do is I'm going to take a silver sharpie right there so now we got a good mark right there and then we're gonna take an arrow slip it on in knock it directly in the middle of that sharpie mark and then simply we're gonna tie it in. So we'll do a couple knots on the three do one on top one on the bottom number two on top number two on the bottom and number three and we'll close it out there. We're gonna slip our rest back we'll cut another piece and on the top I just like to do two and then two. I like it just a little bit a little bit thicker on the bottom just one one more knot on the bottom and as you guys know if you watch my other bow builds I like just a little bit of slop in there so you can see there's just about one service thickness of slop in there which is what you want because as you draw back the bow pinches the bowstring pinches you want there to be a little bit of room so that the knock doesn't get over pinched this will be perfect and it's always good to click in your knock again double check the fit and that is perfect just a little bit now what we're gonna do is cut ourselves a d-loop I always like to fluff these prior to tying just makes it a little bit easier on this one side you want this burned piece on the bottom and on the right side so that when you shoot especially handheld release it can have less torque so we're gonna do this this and this and that do something like that yellow cut right there and we'll fluff it out wow I'm just dropping I need like a flat surface right here with rails or magnet like if I got a bigger magnet thing right there that'd be fantastic because I drop everything okay this big dog really tighten that down and we have our d-loop so what I'm gonna do now is we're gonna put this in the press or it's already in the press you're just gonna press it down we're gonna separate this cable right here and slip our rest cord in that looks good and then what we're gonna do is we're gonna pull it back get that rest cord settled in there let it down and then we're gonna do just a simple knot around here what this is gonna do is gonna cinch it in make it nice and tight I like doing this better than just running it through and burning it just kind of gives me a better peace of mind slice that we're gonna burn it just like a deal super super simple and I don't mind smashing that knot into there just to get it extra tight we're just gonna pull it pull it tight a little bit get it snug and that should be good to go now what we're gonna do is we're gonna put it in the draw board we're gonna check the timing timing of the rest and timing of the bow okay so we are a little off here top sitting there and bottom is out just a little tiny bit we need to tighten up I believe the top cable we'll do a twist or we'll do a half twist and it's quite a bit we'll do a twist we'll do one twist in just do a quick drawback to get it settled settled in there sometimes it just takes honestly it probably takes a shot to get it fully settled gosh that's a little too much so we did need only a half a turn so we'll touch them there and there's still a little gap so take a half turn back out okay so half a turn back out okay that looks pretty dang good see the bottom's touching right there and the top is starting to touch right there okay we're good we're gonna leave that um I guess check the rest I'm gonna do that okay so it is fully lifted up right there which is perfect right in that last little bit of draw length so about the last inch of drawing you want it fully fully upward oh let's double check our third axis our second and third axis since we're at it since we're here at the draw board so we're gonna get this to full draw and we're gonna grab our little hamski tool we're gonna throw it on just somewhere on the riser that's super easy to get level and then with our hand all we do is we just kind of bump the hansky level level on the riser and then just make sure it checks out with the scope which it does I'm gonna tip this down at a 45 degree angle imitating if we're like shooting downhill check it again and yeah it's good so we're good our jig our jig did us well so now I think we're about ready to shoot through paper take this off that'd be fun so let's grab grab an arrow I'm not sure what arrow lane is gonna be shooting but this is the correct spine that he should be shooting a 350 spine so we will shoot the paper and just see what we get okay what are the chances this is a bowl I would say it's pretty high it's pretty easy bow build get the sucker no sir it is not a bowl well we got a right tear out of here so looking at the top hats yeah we can swap that so we're gonna swap top hats first I honestly should shoot this again just to double check and I should maybe shoot it with a different arrow just to also double double check yeah pretty good tear out of there we'll get it fixed up so let's try I'm gonna try this arrow it's also a 350 spine but just in a rip with different fletchings I'm just gonna just see what's going on it's always good to try different arrows I'm not quite sure what arrows lane is gonna be shooting yet okay so I tightened up a little bit but still still all right okay so we're just gonna get to moving move the rest a little bit see what's going on so we need to bump it we need to bump it down to the left just a smidge I'll bump it down and then we'll move our top hats a little bit okay so now we're gonna swap these top hats we're gonna just swap the bottom ones because we'll just flip-flop them because they got one skinny one on the it had a little bit better a little bit better hole I don't know why but we'll just start start using this guy grab the button look at that gosh that's close okay so we just need to bump the rest down a little bit more or up no down down down a little bit more and we'll be good not too far out we're not quite to that next line yet so I'm not super worried about having to retie this it's just a little little micro change I maybe did six or seven clicks so far let's try again it says pretty dang good okay I'm gonna take a step back just a little bit further try to get a little bit more out of this I believe it was that one I'm gonna shoot a little bit higher I'll do that one more time I don't know if it was the top on the bottom I think we got to move our rest a little bit more though regardless if it was that which one it was so I'm just gonna give it like two or three more clicks okay that looks pretty dang good a little left that could have been me let's do one more okay that looks pretty dang good there we go I just spun the knock and it it might have been a knock tuning thing but we're good of course Lane will have to shoot this bow himself it kind of varies on you know paper tune you know by person just a little bit of different grip a little bit of different this a little bit of different that but here we go we have a fully built out phase four for our lucky worldwide trophy adventures winner that will be hunting elk in New Mexico with me in September so that'll be a super fun video it'll be coming out sometime this fall hopefully hopefully we're successful hopefully it's a fun time and uh I'm pretty pumped that was a pretty easy bow build so thank you all for watching we will catch you guys in the next one