If you were strictly to get a target bow..
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Giant Nontypical
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Join Date: Feb 2003
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If you were strictly to get a target bow..
Primarily Spots and Paper.
And lets just say Bowtech wasn't an option (just because I wantto hear more than Bowtech Bowtech) What would you consider seriously?
Brand and Model
Ex Hoyt Pro Elite.
And lets just say Bowtech wasn't an option (just because I wantto hear more than Bowtech Bowtech) What would you consider seriously?
Brand and Model
Ex Hoyt Pro Elite.
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RE: If you were strictly to get a target bow..
I like the ProElite quite well...I would probably look at an even larger ATA on a pure target bow though. the Vantage X8 looks very nice as well (hoyt guys, mobow...why don't I hear more mention of this bow? On paper it looks like a great bow, but all I ever hear about are people shooting the ProElite and UltraElite)?
I would also consider a CR337 (actually I would have bought Matt's if I was out for a target specific bow).
I would also consider a CR337 (actually I would have bought Matt's if I was out for a target specific bow).
#8
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Northeast Tennessee
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RE: If you were strictly to get a target bow..
Taking all things into consideration. I believe you said you have a 27.5" draw?
I would take a look at the following:
Hoyt ProTec (Probably the BEST bow Hoyt ever made)
Hoyt Vantage X7 or X8 (These bows are awesome and a lot quicker than the advertised IBO, a lot of people at the shop have been pleased)
Hoyt Seven37 (I can't believe this bow hasn't taken off more than it has, it's a true sweet shooter, and I almost got one for 3d, but then this PSE stuff came up, this is a GREAT option)
PSE MoneyMaker X LF ( some people may think they are ugly but boy do they shoot, and I hear the Anodized Grey looks pretty sweet )
here's a picture of the Shark X, similar design, except for the MM LF is a hybrid cam, just a tick faster.
I'm not sure where the Matt's and TFOX stand on this, but I believe and most will tell you that a single cam will generally be easier to set up and shoot. You will, however get more speed out of a hybrid set up.
I would take a look at the following:
Hoyt ProTec (Probably the BEST bow Hoyt ever made)
Hoyt Vantage X7 or X8 (These bows are awesome and a lot quicker than the advertised IBO, a lot of people at the shop have been pleased)
Hoyt Seven37 (I can't believe this bow hasn't taken off more than it has, it's a true sweet shooter, and I almost got one for 3d, but then this PSE stuff came up, this is a GREAT option)
PSE MoneyMaker X LF ( some people may think they are ugly but boy do they shoot, and I hear the Anodized Grey looks pretty sweet )
here's a picture of the Shark X, similar design, except for the MM LF is a hybrid cam, just a tick faster.
I'm not sure where the Matt's and TFOX stand on this, but I believe and most will tell you that a single cam will generally be easier to set up and shoot. You will, however get more speed out of a hybrid set up.
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RE: If you were strictly to get a target bow..
ORIGINAL: kickin_buck
I have never shot one, but I have always like the Hoyt Montega's stats. 44 1/4" ATA and a 9 1/4" BH, sounds like one hell of an indoor bow to me.
I have never shot one, but I have always like the Hoyt Montega's stats. 44 1/4" ATA and a 9 1/4" BH, sounds like one hell of an indoor bow to me.
Why haven't I mentioned the Vantage? Cause I know absolutely NOTHING about it.
The Seven37 would also be a super fantastic shooter. In fact, they are. I'll be getting one next year if it's still offered.