They almost have to be counted as separate models, they just use the same name for, well idk why really.[8D] That is confusing. All the specs differ though, they just use the same template for the riser so it seems.

confusing for sure, but yes different specs...

BTW....Not to jump off subject, but Benelli's are top of the line...so you are a person who appreciates good quality standards...that I know

lol, i would have to agree. Alot of guns are just as good of quality as a benelli, but they fit me best and I like the simplicity of not having to clean a gas chamber auto.

Hijack can be saved though, back on topic.[8D]

Benelli sucks [8D]

why does everyone act like hoyt is soooo much better than bowtech??? i mean they are both great bows, right???

LMAO. They are...they are both great bows.

My post was trying to figure out why people found Bowtech so far ahead of Hoyt, lol.

Here is my theory and it is just theory and may be coming completly out of left field, and I'm going to try to stay on topic without getting into a brand debate here.

It seems that the majority of people on this site are very biased towards Bowtech bows. For whatever reason that may be, I'm not saying there is anything wrong with that, I am the same way with most Mathews bows. I could really careless what the other guy shot, b/c I'm sure they shoot it for a reason. I have shot plenty of brands of bows and have liked some and disliked other. Point being, if you get in a crowd full of people who support one brand/idea of something then chances being they are going to favor that.

This makes sense in my head and could be useless rambling to everyone else lol. Just my opinion...

Obviously we know why Mathew's wasn't brought into this topic.


"Sits back and opens a bag of popcorn"

I don't think any of them dropped the ball.I like both lineups, and I'm gonna shoot 'em all this winter before I drop $$ in the spring.

You said Bowtech doesn't make a bow over 325 IBO. Why is that? Is it because the "speed bow" crowd isn't as big as what people think? Perhaps both companies checked their sales #'s and realized they sell boatloads of the "smooth, slower" bows than they do the speed bows. Hence the offerings this year. No reason to build a speed bow that maybe 5 guys out of a 50 are going to buy.

If you ask me, PSE is onto something with the X Force bows. I haven't shot one, but I have a few buddies who have and they all told me I need to look into it. So I'm going to. I'm not a speed junky, but dangit if it feels good, and holds well with a nice balance, I'm in.

You really can't be serious right now...