Accessories for New Bow
12-01-2006, 08:47 AM
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Fork Horn
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Iowa
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Accessories for New Bow
Well, I was planning on getting a new bow during the off season, but I found a deal yesterday I couldn't pass up. I stopped at a local sporting goods store to look at some stuff and decided to see what they had for bows. To my surprise the had 1 hoyt trykon left and wanted to sell it before their 07's came in. I got it for $499.
Now the fun begins. The setup is where I need advice.It is a 28" draw, 60-70#. I would like advice on sights, rests, stabilizer, and arrows. I would like to set the weight at about 65#. My preference is a one pin sight. I am not sure if I want a drop away or WB. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I am assuming that as popular as this bow is there will be a few users here with some good advice.
Now the fun begins. The setup is where I need advice.It is a 28" draw, 60-70#. I would like advice on sights, rests, stabilizer, and arrows. I would like to set the weight at about 65#. My preference is a one pin sight. I am not sure if I want a drop away or WB. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I am assuming that as popular as this bow is there will be a few users here with some good advice.
12-01-2006, 01:51 PM
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RE: Accessories for New Bow
1 pin sights:
Cobra King Cobra I
Vital Bow Gear StarTrack
HHA Optimizer
Rest:
Trophy Ridge Drop Zone, or any quality drop away rest. IMO, much better than the WB though it's also a good rest. If you like a full capture rest such as the WB check out the NAP 360....same principle only better. I would just stay away from the Trophy Taker drop aways...in our experience they just don't fall away fast enough.
Stabilizer:
Simms S-Coil
Fuse Axium
Hoyt has a new stabilizer out this year, I can't remember exactly it's name, but it's a good one.
Doinker
Anyway, that's my 2 cents. For what it's worth.
Cobra King Cobra I
Vital Bow Gear StarTrack
HHA Optimizer
Rest:
Trophy Ridge Drop Zone, or any quality drop away rest. IMO, much better than the WB though it's also a good rest. If you like a full capture rest such as the WB check out the NAP 360....same principle only better. I would just stay away from the Trophy Taker drop aways...in our experience they just don't fall away fast enough.
Stabilizer:
Simms S-Coil
Fuse Axium
Hoyt has a new stabilizer out this year, I can't remember exactly it's name, but it's a good one.
Doinker
Anyway, that's my 2 cents. For what it's worth.
