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Bouch, I have a 2001 Mighty Mite. It is my primary hunting bow. I've shot good scores at 3D with it. It is a very accurate bow, and very quiet. Mine is set up with a NAP 4000 rest, Isolator stabilizer (7 1/2", 10 oz), Cosmic Lite sight, limb savers, & whiskers. The bow is pretty much vibration & recoil free. I removed the grip and wrapped the riser with mole skin. With the new grip for 2003 this shouldn't be necessary. I love the grip on my 2003 Patriot. If you haven't shot one, try it. I've sold a 2002 Pat and Pro 40. I don't see myself selling my MM. BTW, I was talking to BowTech_Shooter last night. The conversation came around to our Mighty Mites his being a 2000 model. Guess what bow he took to Oregon this past fall, the MM. And he can shoot anything BowTech has.

Phil.
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Trushot_archer

I just got a 2002 about 2 weeks ago. This is a sweet machine. No one at the range can believe the speed of the bow and how little recoil there is. At first they all though I was stong-armimg it until I shot open handed and it just laid there. The parallel limb thing works. I haven't had mine that long, but so far it's everything I wanted in a hunting bow. Small, agile, FAST, quiet, light, forgiving and dead on accurate. Shoot it a time or two and decide for yourself.

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