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10-13-2002, 11:08 AM

titleist_03

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Hoyt bows

Does anyone have advice on them? I'm thinking about buying a magnatech but I'm not sure yet. Which cam do you recommend? Is it difficult to shoot? Thanks

10-23-2002, 10:55 AM

pup

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RE: Hoyt bows

my magnetec shoots great but if i had to do it again i would get the hovoctec

small but deadly

10-23-2002, 12:50 PM

North4

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RE: Hoyt bows

Got a Magnatec with Command Cams this year. Am very pleased with it, haven't shot in since 1980 and within weeks I am shooting accurately with ease. Good Luck<font face='Arial'></font id='Arial'>

10-24-2002, 03:10 PM

BrianDamage

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RE: Hoyt bows

hoyt's website got updated the other day with the new bows...check them out!

www.hoytusa.com
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10-24-2002, 05:39 PM

VAhuntr

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RE: Hoyt bows

I love my MagnaTec!

11-07-2002, 02:33 PM

Allseasonhunter7

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RE: Hoyt bows

All you guys putting 2-3 stars they are top quality and people are out buying mathews when you buy them your just buying the name not a good bow so bet the hoyt.cams dont matter.speed dosnt. thats not what takes down an animal its accurate arrows and broadheads.im sure you shoot a release(idont) if so its better to have a more pinched bow like a 31-33 axleto axle if you shoot fingers get something higher than a 48 axle to axle. make sure your bow is forgiving. Ohhhh ya guess what im only 13yrs old .

11-07-2002, 03:48 PM

Iowa Monsterbuck

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RE: Hoyt bows

The Hoyt Magnatec is one of the best buys in archery! I would check out the 2003 model with the cam + 1/2 design, it looks really good!

I have a '99 model with the built in overdraw and Redline cam. I like it a lot but would much rather have a new model w/o overdraw and with a smoother more forgiving cam system.

Why pay a bunch of money for a machined riser when you get all the technological benefits and most of the same components as on the top of the line models?

12-05-2002, 06:20 AM

BeltedMag

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RE: Hoyt bows

I used to not be a fan of Hoyt bows, but since the TEC line came out ive changed my mind, i really want one. They are great looking bows with tons of features, now if i could just part with that chunk of change to buy one.