Hoyt catalog
10-21-2008, 03:44 PM
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10-21-2008, 03:50 PM
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RE: Hoyt catalog
You are a Hoyt insider . . . . I'm glad they kept the Katera. What is so special about these new Alphamax bows? I see they are a little lighter. Speed seems to be about the same as the Vectrix. Do they offer something special in terms of smoothness, generous valley, etc.?
10-21-2008, 03:58 PM
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RE: Hoyt catalog
10-21-2008, 04:04 PM
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RE: Hoyt catalog
The Alphamax has a long limb pocket giving it kind of a center pivot design along with new limbs and cams.
I suspect it will be a real shooter for a hunting bow and be deadly quiet and smooth.
I suspect it will be a real shooter for a hunting bow and be deadly quiet and smooth.
10-21-2008, 08:32 PM
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RE: Hoyt catalog
Camo gives these bows a whole new look. Depending on how they shoot, I might just be up for a black/camo mix for this year....
but then again, Ill likely never sell my current bow, and I could do a DIY out of state hunt for the cost of a brand new bow setup...heck two hunts for an entire package setup.
Guess Ill just stick with my current guns, well bows I guess, until I have 7-800 bucks just fall in my lap.
but then again, Ill likely never sell my current bow, and I could do a DIY out of state hunt for the cost of a brand new bow setup...heck two hunts for an entire package setup.
Guess Ill just stick with my current guns, well bows I guess, until I have 7-800 bucks just fall in my lap.