In this video I’m doing a proper six‑month, real‑world review of the Topoint Reliance Pro 38 target compound bow. This isn’t a “shot it once and called it amazing” kind of thing — I’ve been shooting it most days here in sunny New Zealand, taken it to competitions, and used it like a serious archer would. I break down how it’s held tune, how it feels to shoot, and what the bow looks like after heavy use. Straight up: I’ve had no issues with the bow itself — cams have been solid, nothing has come loose, and it’s been stable and forgiving. I also go through my setup and the small changes I’ve made over time: Topoint arrow rest (set it and left it), an XX sight with AVX Scope 31 (plus a 3D printed green ring so I can actually see my peep alignment), Avalon Techmax stabilisers with extra weight, a longer d-loop, and a different peep with a BC green clarifier. The one meaningful upgrade was swapping the factory X99 strings and cables because I was getting a bit of peep rotation — once I replaced them, it’s been perfect. Competition-wise, it’s been more than capable: I’ve shot a 1440/720 and won, then came second at our mini masters. For the money (about 800 AUD where I got it), I genuinely think the Reliance Pro is a brilliant way into target compound — spend smart, then put the rest into coaching.