Hoyt Shooters!! Help?

[King WilliamBowhunter]

Hey Guys, I am looking at a new bow and I was wondering if someone could explain the difference between a one cam and the cam 1/2. With the cam and 1/2 will I still have alot of timing issues. Also, what kind of speed will I get from it. Thanks, Tim

[little buddy]

Timing a cam.5 is simple. I'm shooting a cam.5 after shooting the M brand for years and it is a a sweet cam. As far as speed just check the IBO on the model you are interested in. My ulra elite is shooting 275 at 5 gr. per lb at 27" It's faster than my LX and the LX has a 5 feet per second faster IBO.

[Ga Boy Bowhunter]

I'm a holt staff shooter. holt's cam& 1/2 has level nock travel like one cam but has the speed of a two cam bow. Although the cams have to be timed, it's not as critical,because top cam follows the bottom cam.

[Arthur P]

I'm a holt staff shooter. holt's cam& 1/2 has...

Most staff shooters know how to spell the name of the company they shoot for, Ga Boy. You got it wrong TWICE!

Actually, I had a far worse time keeping single cam bows - with their long, creeping strings - in time than I ever had keeping dual cam bows timed and synched. Mathews' propaganda about timing and synch issues is a truckload of male bovine dung. It never was the problem they let on like it was. It's even less now, with improvements in string materials and manufacturing methods. Cam 1/2 is no worse than any other system when it comes to timing and synchronization.

Get a good aftermarket set of strings and cables, and don't worry about timing/synch issues.

[Bees]

Hoyt's cam and a half is fast enough and you won't have any timing issues with it.
I haven't had any with any of mine..