Hoyt Trycon
 

I purchased A Trycon back in Feb and after about 50 or 60 shots the limbs start to creep out of the pockets anybody else have that problem and how to fix it and also need new string what is the best to get for this bow

RE: Hoyt Trycon
 

alright as far as the limbs creeping out of it, are they backed out too far? such as are you pulling 50lbs.As far as string wise there is no better than Gibblet himself, (there is also no better advertisement than the word of mouth [8D]we should get discounts for recommending gibblet and giving him buisness :D) why would your bow need a new string after only 50-60 shots, are you keeping it waxed?

RE: Hoyt Trycon
 

I LOVE THE WINNERS CHOICE I PUT ON MY TRYKON BUT THE NEXT STRING IM GOING TO TRY IS A GIBBLET SINCE EVERYONE KEEPS TALKING SO GOOD ABOUT HIM

RE: Hoyt Trycon
 

nicked string with broadhead and who is Gibblet and where do I get it

RE: Hoyt Trycon
 

I am shooting 70# that is with the limb bolts tight screwed all the way in

RE: Hoyt Trycon
 

I have heard of Trykon limbs backing out of the pockets, however only when the bow was pressed improperly. If it is one of the presses that essentially pulls the riser down between the limb rollers, the limbs backing out of the pockets is exactally what happens. If you use the correct press (hydraulic jack to press directly in from the side) or something like a bowmaster, you will not have this problem.

RE: Hoyt Trycon
 

I'm a hoyt dealer and have not heard of this. I'll be watching for it.