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Old 06-08-2004, 09:58 AM   #1
 
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Default Hoyt XTec - Hard or soft cams?

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I'm trying to use some of the online arrow selection tools and they typically ask, among other things, whether my bow has "hard" or "soft" cams. What should I enter for the XTek?

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Old 06-08-2004, 04:58 PM   #2
 
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Default RE: Hoyt XTec - Hard or soft cams?

hard cam.............
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Default RE: XTec Cams

Hoyt X Tec with Cam.5 is a medium cam.
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Hoyt X Tec with Cam.5 is a medium cam.
I have to respectfully disagree. IME with several of my personal C.5 bows from Hoyt (including the X-Tec) as well as fiddling at the shop there is no doubt they prefer a stiff arrow for best groups/easiest tuning, and going off the medium column on the Easton chart is very likely to get someone underspined.

The only time I would consider using the medium cam columns would be if the particular bow I had was equipped with the XT3000 limbs. For Spiral cams I would add another 5 pounds to whatever peak is and go from there on the hard-cam column.
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