mathews or hoyt
#11
Actually I think I know why, they only want to ship to dealers and or distributors which there arent any in maryland or anywhere close to me, thats why.
#12
I went to Ross's web site and looked a few weeks ago. I actually know whereMacrotec is, I'll call them up to check but they arent on the dealer list as of last time I checked. I also was emailing Doug Hutchison directly from Ross, nice guy.
http://www.rossarchery.com/
http://www.rossarchery.com/dealers.asp
http://www.rossarchery.com/
http://www.rossarchery.com/dealers.asp
#14
Joined: Oct 2005
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Hi guys i currently own a 2004 mathews lx and think its good, but i just shot a hoyt power tec and loved it. it fit me perfect. I have a few question though, what type of strings come stock on hoyt and also are they any faster then mathews, and are the hard to tune. Thanks Dan
Hi guys i currently own a 2004 mathews lx and think its good, but i just shot a hoyt power tec and loved it. it fit me perfect. I have a few question though, what type of strings come stock on hoyt and also are they any faster then mathews, and are the hard to tune. Thanks Dan

#15
I got a Ross dealer right up the street from me. The owner of Ross live about 5 miles from me. If I can hel any of you guys get a Ross bow just let me know. I have shot there top of the line bow and they did a pretty good job of copying the Switchback but it isn't no Switchback. It does shoot well though.
#17
I got a Ross dealer right up the street from me. The owner of Ross live about 5 miles from me. If I can hel any of you guys get a Ross bow just let me know. I have shot there top of the line bow and they did a pretty good job of copying the Switchback but it isn't no Switchback. It does shoot well though.




