Today I went to shoot the alpha max 32 at the local dealer, I got mine in 50-60# and its peak weight out of the box was 65#. Here's the numbers it shot maxed out.
380 grain arrow, 284 FPS
325 Grain arrow, 301 fps.
Overall I was very impressed with how smooth it was how light it was and how fast it was. QUIET ohh my god quiet. And a Guy i know shot this bow a few times at 5 yards no sight no peep just flinging some to get a feel for it. Robbinhooded one. Yeah.
Ryan.
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I am VERY SURPRISED that a new Hoyt is pulling 5# overweight.My last 5 or 6 were usually dead on but that might be a case of going to the modular system.What was your draw length?
I like the feel of the 35 in hand more... but the thing has a valley as shallow as an X-Force [:'(]. The 32 seems to have a bit more valley and a good wall too. Not the quietest bow on the block... but being a hoyt I'll bet you could use it as an anvil and still drill the X ring at 60 yards.
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SwampCollie..........I agree with the feel of the 35 in hand. It just feels real stable.I like the shallow valley though. I like the fact that when you hit the back wall, you know your there.
Alpha Max 32. (some Numbers)
