Jeff, as I have said before, you da man! <img src=icon_smile_approve.gif border=0 align=middle>It was ironic as I read your report, all I kept thinking was this sounds exactly like my Razortec except different numbers,etc. I would like to enjoy the luxury of shooting all the TEC bows side by side and see how they compare to each other. I am amazed that a bow with a somewhat short brace height as the Cyber has, you found it so shootable. I know you are fussy.<img src=icon_smile_approve.gif border=0 align=middle><img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>I am enoying the 7 3/8" brace on my RT. I shot some chrony today and with a 28.5" AMO draw, 64#, and a 385 grain arrow, I was able to shoot 275 fps on the button (string loop and kisser and standard issue equip). I also grabbed a 318 grain arrow (yes I know it is light,lol) and was interested to see how the bow would sound and feel ( I had a chance to read your report before you posted it,lol, so you got me thinking). Anyhow, the 318 grain arrow was shot at 296 fps and the bow was still amazingly quiet, shock free and accurate. I was honestly amazed with such a light arrow! After I get some wear on my string/cables, I will put the Bowman string/cables on it and see how she shoots. I read on of the boards someone picked up 8 fps I believe it was with Geroge's strings. Hoyt has really done a great job on these bows this year. Enjoy your "Cybering" Jeff <img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>
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