I have shot the 3.4 and it is not my kind of bow.


It has a reflex of about 2"-2.5" that basically nullifies the good brace height imo.

The cam is a really harsh cam imo and is not very pleasent to shoot.It is a workout to pull and hold,if you creep it will snap your arm off.So basically I would have to back the poundage way down to shoot it comfortably and even then,I am not sure I would be comfortable at full draw.


The bow does seem to be ok as far as the quality but not up to the standards of the bigger companies AT THIS TIME.I do believe they will improve in short time.



AS far as the price,they are much more expensive than $400.00 here in my area.Almost $600.00 so I don't expect them to sell well.



If you are looking for an excellent bow at an affordable price and is a little different than the average person is carrying around.I would highly suggest the Bear Buckmaster 4000.This is a great quality bow with moderate reflex,7 1/4" brace and 35" a-a.It also has an IBO of 310.The best part is the Bow has the Darton CPS cam hybrid cam system.I have also shot this bow and it is a shooter.It holds well and will not jerk your arm out of socket.It shot well, even before I had the cam system setup properly and after I set the cam system up right,it shot awesome.



But I still like my Hoyts.