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10-03-2002 | 10:13 AM
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Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Oakland City Indiana USA
RE: Hoyt protec ??
Probably Hoyt's most forgiving and stable shooting platform (in the long ATA). Probabaly also their most expensive bow also. I priced on at my shop at around 650 and they are usually pretty fair on prices. They have ordered a few in for some guys who go on big game hunts in Colorado (finger shooters). I think ArthurP owns one, but I have a feeling he won't be around here to help you with info <img src=icon_smile_sad.gif border=0 align=middle>.
Very nice bows!
Very nice bows!
10-03-2002 | 12:10 PM
#4
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 524
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From: Oakland City Indiana USA
RE: Hoyt protec ??
They seem to be pretty close. I'd say the reflex would be more affordable. The configuration looks pretty similar, the reflex is probably an older hoyt riser. The tec risers should give you a much more shockfree bow, according to Hoyt. Both bows should be very accurate with such huge brace hts and nuetral riser geometry. It would be next to impossible for me to find one of either locally to shoot, but that would be my suggestion to you. Find one to try. Most guys would also recommend that you shoot before you buy.
Edited by - ChiefHeadhunter on 10/03/2002 13:43:17
Edited by - ChiefHeadhunter on 10/03/2002 13:43:17
