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09-12-2008 | 11:56 AM
#41
Boone & Crockett
Joined: Sep 2005
Posts: 11,682
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From: Michigan/Ohio
RE: Damnit.....
DD here is my theory and it's only a theory
The stress caused on shooting a bow with a light arrow is casusing fibers in limbs to weaken. Over time if one is lucky the limb cracks, the unlucky ones explode.
It also depands how much pre-load a bow company has in the limbs. Look at the fasest bows on the market today, they have the most pre-load
The stress caused on shooting a bow with a light arrow is casusing fibers in limbs to weaken. Over time if one is lucky the limb cracks, the unlucky ones explode.
It also depands how much pre-load a bow company has in the limbs. Look at the fasest bows on the market today, they have the most pre-load
09-14-2008 | 06:07 PM
#45
Joined: Sep 2004
Posts: 93
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From: Cajun Country
RE: Damnit.....
Do yourself a favor and don't get caught up in the "Big Three" hype (Mathews, Bowtech, Hoyt). Bowtech's quality has plundered in the past 2 years, Hoytsare loud and have to much vibration and jump, and Mathews (though very smooth on the draw) are slow in comparison to all the others and all they do each year is add another dampner and call it a new model.
I would recommend the new High Country Iron Mace or the Speed Pro. I recently purchased the Speed Pro and I can tell you it's quiet, shock free and much smoother than the Bowtechs. It has the great Barnsdale limbs. Oh, and it's also super fast.
I would recommend the new High Country Iron Mace or the Speed Pro. I recently purchased the Speed Pro and I can tell you it's quiet, shock free and much smoother than the Bowtechs. It has the great Barnsdale limbs. Oh, and it's also super fast.
09-14-2008 | 08:41 PM
#50
Giant Nontypical
Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 5,673
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From: Northeast Tennessee
RE: Damnit.....
ORIGINAL: TroopA
Do yourself a favor and don't get caught up in the "Big Three" hype (Mathews, Bowtech, Hoyt). Bowtech's quality has plundered in the past 2 years, Hoytsare loud and have to much vibration and jump, and Mathews (though very smooth on the draw) are slow in comparison to all the others and all they do each year is add another dampner and call it a new model.
I would recommend the new High Country Iron Mace or the Speed Pro. I recently purchased the Speed Pro and I can tell you it's quiet, shock free and much smoother than the Bowtechs. It has the great Barnsdale limbs. Oh, and it's also super fast.
Do yourself a favor and don't get caught up in the "Big Three" hype (Mathews, Bowtech, Hoyt). Bowtech's quality has plundered in the past 2 years, Hoytsare loud and have to much vibration and jump, and Mathews (though very smooth on the draw) are slow in comparison to all the others and all they do each year is add another dampner and call it a new model.
I would recommend the new High Country Iron Mace or the Speed Pro. I recently purchased the Speed Pro and I can tell you it's quiet, shock free and much smoother than the Bowtechs. It has the great Barnsdale limbs. Oh, and it's also super fast.
They sell more bows annually than ANY other bow company....Period
