Hoyt question....
10-12-2007, 06:06 PM
#1
Fork Horn
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Posts: 220
Hoyt question....
Hey all,
The wife and I are going to be getting new bows after this season ends. I have shot alot of bows at my local shop and it came down to the Bowtech Gaurdian and the Hoyt Vectrix. Both are amazingly fast and quiet with no shock, the Hoyt ended up feeling better in my hands. I am curious as to what the difference between the Vectrix and the Vulcan are. So if anyone familiar with the hoyt bows could clear this up, I would appreciate it.
The wife and I are going to be getting new bows after this season ends. I have shot alot of bows at my local shop and it came down to the Bowtech Gaurdian and the Hoyt Vectrix. Both are amazingly fast and quiet with no shock, the Hoyt ended up feeling better in my hands. I am curious as to what the difference between the Vectrix and the Vulcan are. So if anyone familiar with the hoyt bows could clear this up, I would appreciate it.
10-12-2007, 08:23 PM
#2
Join Date: Mar 2004
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Posts: 13,082
RE: Hoyt question....
Very little. The Vulcan has a 6" brace height, and it's 6 fps faster. Other than that, pretty much the same bow. Of the 2, I personally prefer the Vectrix. It's more user friendly, and the 6 fps isn't worth it.
10-14-2007, 05:07 AM
#3
Host of Hosts
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Erie, Pennsylvania
Posts: 5,780
RE: Hoyt question....
Well you narrowed it down to 2 very good bows. I had both this past year. I ended up using and hunting with the Bowtech Guardian over the Hoyt Vectrix, but like you and the Hoyt it just felt better to ME. You can't go wrong with either bow in my opinion. 2 of the very best bows on the market for sure.
10-14-2007, 02:47 PM
#5
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: masontown pa USA
Posts: 851
RE: Hoyt question....
ORIGINAL: rynigner
Hey all,
The wife and I are going to be getting new bows after this season ends. I have shot alot of bows at my local shop and it came down to the Bowtech Gaurdian and the Hoyt Vectrix. Both are amazingly fast and quiet with no shock, the Hoyt ended up feeling better in my hands. I am curious as to what the difference between the Vectrix and the Vulcan are. So if anyone familiar with the hoyt bows could clear this up, I would appreciate it.
Hey all,
The wife and I are going to be getting new bows after this season ends. I have shot alot of bows at my local shop and it came down to the Bowtech Gaurdian and the Hoyt Vectrix. Both are amazingly fast and quiet with no shock, the Hoyt ended up feeling better in my hands. I am curious as to what the difference between the Vectrix and the Vulcan are. So if anyone familiar with the hoyt bows could clear this up, I would appreciate it.
10-15-2007, 08:57 AM
#9
Fork Horn
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Virginia
Posts: 291
RE: Hoyt question....
ORIGINAL: nodog
Very
ORIGINAL: PABuck_HNTR
Are you serious?
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