Bowtech Ad
03-09-2010, 07:33 PM
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Spike
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03-09-2010, 07:41 PM
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Fork Horn
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Ya sharp ad for sure! However, copied something fro Mathews again?? Hmm missed that one sorry. I think one can say Mathews possibly copied the inside of a Presto waffle iron for their new riser design there ie Z7, Conquest.... What gives?????
03-10-2010, 03:55 AM
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Dominant Buck
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03-10-2010, 04:36 AM
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Giant Nontypical
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The Flx Guard is undoubtedly a nice innovation! I have talked to several guys that are shooting Flx guard bows and the biggest % of feedback is very positive.
I do like the way BowTech continues to step forward with new ideas. While roller guards are Not new the Flx guard is.
I was playing with a Destroyer 350 yesterday, and the tunability and shootability of this Bow is nothing short of Amazing.
Quiet! Fast! Virtually Shock Free! and Very, Very Accurate!! This Bow is super nice and makes my Old Allegiance feel like a giant tuning fork. You can bet the competetion is sitting up taking notice.
I too think the Ad is pretty cool!
Dan
I do like the way BowTech continues to step forward with new ideas. While roller guards are Not new the Flx guard is.
I was playing with a Destroyer 350 yesterday, and the tunability and shootability of this Bow is nothing short of Amazing.
Quiet! Fast! Virtually Shock Free! and Very, Very Accurate!! This Bow is super nice and makes my Old Allegiance feel like a giant tuning fork. You can bet the competetion is sitting up taking notice.
I too think the Ad is pretty cool!
Dan
03-10-2010, 04:54 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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03-10-2010, 06:02 AM
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Fork Horn
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I suppose the thing is just amazing to shoot? Go figure lol. I just picked up my guardian last year. Shoots awesome. I tell myself this is as good as it gets then they roll out something even sweeter next year ie Admiral and now the Destroyer. Its almost not fair being confronted with all this top notch equipment regardless of manufacturer. Am I the only one feeling this pain???
03-10-2010, 09:13 AM
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Giant Nontypical
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I suppose the thing is just amazing to shoot? Go figure lol. I just picked up my guardian last year. Shoots awesome. I tell myself this is as good as it gets then they roll out something even sweeter next year ie Admiral and now the Destroyer. Its almost not fair being confronted with all this top notch equipment regardless of manufacturer. Am I the only one feeling this pain???
The laminated Hard Core limbs with the high modulus carbon core are ground breaking. I don't know of another compound limb that has it. A lot of companies throw the term laminated around pretty loosely. A glass limb with a protective layer laminated front and back is Not much of a laminated limb IMO. Just a try to play on the word laminated in advertising.
IMHO the Hard Core Laminated limbs, and Hoyt Limbs are the cream of the crop, and I think in time the HardCore will prove to be the top choice with all properties considered. Not just durability. It is hard to give them that dinstinction yet, but all indications suggest it is possible.
Dan
