Hoyt X8 or Pro-elite
03-06-2008, 12:51 PM
#4
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: USA
Posts: 868
RE: Hoyt X8 or Pro-elite
If you are looking for a target bow (3d, spots, field, etc...) then you really can't beat the ProElite. It is hands down the best shooting bow I have ever owned. While it is not as vibration free as one of the cantilevered Bowtechs it simply holds and shoots lights out.
The shoot through riser also gives the bow more stiffness than the non shoot though counterparts. It's hard to describe, but you can really feel it at the shot.
If you have a 28.5" DL or longer, go with the XT3000 limbs. This will bring the ATA to roughly 41" and put the BH just a touch over 8.5".
I really can't recomend it highly enough.
The shoot through riser also gives the bow more stiffness than the non shoot though counterparts. It's hard to describe, but you can really feel it at the shot.
If you have a 28.5" DL or longer, go with the XT3000 limbs. This will bring the ATA to roughly 41" and put the BH just a touch over 8.5".
I really can't recomend it highly enough.
03-08-2008, 08:28 AM
#5
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: masontown pa USA
Posts: 851
RE: Hoyt X8 or Pro-elite
ORIGINAL: 98Redline
If you are looking for a target bow (3d, spots, field, etc...) then you really can't beat the ProElite. It is hands down the best shooting bow I have ever owned. While it is not as vibration free as one of the cantilevered Bowtechs it simply holds and shoots lights out.
The shoot through riser also gives the bow more stiffness than the non shoot though counterparts. It's hard to describe, but you can really feel it at the shot.
If you have a 28.5" DL or longer, go with the XT3000 limbs. This will bring the ATA to roughly 41" and put the BH just a touch over 8.5".
I really can't recomend it highly enough.
If you are looking for a target bow (3d, spots, field, etc...) then you really can't beat the ProElite. It is hands down the best shooting bow I have ever owned. While it is not as vibration free as one of the cantilevered Bowtechs it simply holds and shoots lights out.
The shoot through riser also gives the bow more stiffness than the non shoot though counterparts. It's hard to describe, but you can really feel it at the shot.
If you have a 28.5" DL or longer, go with the XT3000 limbs. This will bring the ATA to roughly 41" and put the BH just a touch over 8.5".
I really can't recomend it highly enough.
