I've got a three year old hoyt mt sport. dimensions are-50-60# (set at sixty) 29" draw. what my question is is this. can you buy better higher poundage limbs for this bow? I do not have the financial backing to buy the hoyt I want RIGHT now, but don't really need to because I shoot very well with this bow. I would like however to have a 60-70# bow. thanks
My buddy looked into it. He said he couldn't find parts for his bow cause they no longer made it. He looked for an older one to get to switch parts off but never found one. Check ebay they always have cheap bows on there.Good luck.
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my dad also has that bow(used to be mine untill i grew out of it and into my razortec) but i dont think that you could switch the limbs on the bow to get a higher poundage...not positive tho.
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RE: all you hoyt guys...
As long as the limbs are compatible with the riser pocket you can mix and match. OR I should say, I assume you can. Also consider the cam system as well. Best bet is to ask the guys at a pro shop. I have a buddy that put old redline limbs on a power tech riser and a single redline cam. The bow is a sweet shooter. This is why I am assuming it can be done.
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My buddy looked into it. He said he couldn't find parts for his bow cause they no longer made it. He looked for an older one to get to switch parts off but never found one. Check ebay they always have cheap bows on there.Good luck.
The Reflex Excursion is the exact same bow, painted differently and with the name Reflex on it. They still make the bow, just not marketed as a Hoyt. Go to your pro shop and see what they can do. You may be better just to get a new bow, the limbs are fairly expensive.
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My buddy looked into it. He said he couldn't find parts for his bow cause they no longer made it. He looked for an older one to get to switch parts off but never found one. Check ebay they always have cheap bows on there.Good luck.
The Reflex Excursion is the exact same bow, painted differently and with the name Reflex on it. They still make the bow, just not marketed as a Hoyt. Go to your pro shop and see what they can do. You may be better just to get a new bow, the limbs are fairly expensive.
thanks for the input. I wish that I could get a new bow. just bought 20 acres though, and I believe that is where that bow went this year. I'll ask at the pro shop. that little bow shoots soooo well, it will be hard to justify a new one. yeah, shoulda waited for the 70#'er to come in, but you know how you get with new gear. gotta have it NOW!
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RE: all you hoyt guys...
If you are worried about stoping power, 60lbs is plenty. years ago I had a girlfriend who droped every animal she shot at with a 45lb 50lb. I believe she had it set at 48lbs.
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I'm not worried about stopping power. I'd just like to get a bit more umph from the bow. I shoot about 240fps, and would just like some more speed. I have killed 6 whitetails with this bow. pass troughs on all but two. it seems that what I am wanting to do is a bit too much trouble, and I will be figuring in a new bow to the finances for next year...
all you hoyt guys...
) but i dont think that you could switch the limbs on the bow to get a higher poundage...not positive tho.
