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Whats supposed to be the advantage of the carbon riser?
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I wouldn't even consider paying that for a bow. Heck I can't even get the job done with the one I have now...:)
Originally Posted by PABuck_HNTR
(Post 3475663)
Not gonna happen.....any bow i get would have to be quieter and smoother than my present Bow and not spending anywhere near 1500 for a bare bow
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Originally Posted by TFOX
(Post 3475676)
According to GRIV they are are msrp at 1600 but this is not the same old carbon riser technology from a few years ago.
Plus,the weight is just about right for a bow that is 35" long,especially with that much trussing. This is a limited run bow geared toward the higher end collector. I feel like they are testing the waters for this kind of technology in the future and someone has to pay for the R&D now so in the future we can all afford it. he said that they didnt plan on selling that many, and they are doing exactly what you said, R&D for future projects. |
Originally Posted by MOhunter46
(Post 3475733)
Whats supposed to be the advantage of the carbon riser?
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Originally Posted by drockw
(Post 3475925)
Strength and stability. Less riser flex, and less change in temperature...
And lighter Some of the Hoyt target bows are pushing 5#'s.Make them out of carbon and get the weight to 4# and the shooter can add weight where he wants it. |
I'm liking the Maxxis, but the stats just don't sell me to turn in the AM32 for one. Great looking bows. I knew a roller system was coming.
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I'm personally not into the new carbon bow... I may get an alpha burner but it kinda hurts me that its not available in the bone collector edition. I kinda like the other 2 they came out with the 31 and 35 they're ibo is 323 I think. I liked them a lot too. I don't know I'll have to actually hold one before I'm diving in on annnnyyyything.
Ryan. |
that carbon matrix is freaking sweet!!!!! i wish i could afford that.
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