Any idea of roundabout pricing for the following bows?
01-06-2009, 04:44 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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Any idea of roundabout pricing for the following bows?
My old friend/dealer is at the ATA show this week, and I'm trying to avoid sticker shock as much as possible when I head up to the shop (I have not been to a bow shop in about 3.5 years)
Anyone have some ballpark pricing for the following bows? (please)
1) Hoyt Superhawk (XT 500 limbs)
2) Diamond Iceman and Black Ice
3) Bowtech SWAT
4) Hoyt Alphamax 32
5) Mathews S2
6) Ross Carnivore
and if anyone has some other suggestions for a good performing bow in the 32-35" A2A range, 7" or higher brace height (I'd prefer 7.5" and higher) I'm all ears
. I'll be shooting around 60 pounds, 28.5 to 29" draw (depending how long over spec the draw runs).
Thanx in advance!
Anyone have some ballpark pricing for the following bows? (please)
1) Hoyt Superhawk (XT 500 limbs)
2) Diamond Iceman and Black Ice
3) Bowtech SWAT
4) Hoyt Alphamax 32
5) Mathews S2
6) Ross Carnivore
and if anyone has some other suggestions for a good performing bow in the 32-35" A2A range, 7" or higher brace height (I'd prefer 7.5" and higher) I'm all ears
. I'll be shooting around 60 pounds, 28.5 to 29" draw (depending how long over spec the draw runs).Thanx in advance!
01-06-2009, 07:34 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Any idea of roundabout pricing for the following bows?
ORIGINAL: swamp cowboy
just bought a 09 black ice for $560 sticker said $650.
just bought a 09 black ice for $560 sticker said $650.
01-06-2009, 08:20 PM
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RE: Any idea of roundabout pricing for the following bows?
The Hoyt Aplphamax will most likely be between $700-$800
I have the Alphamax 35 and it is a very forgiving bow.It balances well in the hand and holds steady as a rock.Not a big fan of the wooden grip but it is offered with side plates as well as a rubber grip.
I have the Alphamax 35 and it is a very forgiving bow.It balances well in the hand and holds steady as a rock.Not a big fan of the wooden grip but it is offered with side plates as well as a rubber grip.
01-06-2009, 10:06 PM
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RE: Any idea of roundabout pricing for the following bows?
X2 on the Alphamax. The 35 is around 50$ more. They are quiet, light, and fast enuff. They feel great in the hand as well. I ended up just taking off the grip on mine, and have actually gotten used to the feel of it that way, and prefer it.
Derek
Derek
01-06-2009, 10:40 PM
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RE: Any idea of roundabout pricing for the following bows?
ORIGINAL: drockw
X2 on the Alphamax. The 35 is around 50$ more. They are quiet, light, and fast enuff. They feel great in the hand as well. I ended up just taking off the grip on mine, and have actually gotten used to the feel of it that way, and prefer it.
Derek
X2 on the Alphamax. The 35 is around 50$ more. They are quiet, light, and fast enuff. They feel great in the hand as well. I ended up just taking off the grip on mine, and have actually gotten used to the feel of it that way, and prefer it.
Derek
It ain't yours
01-06-2009, 10:46 PM
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RE: Any idea of roundabout pricing for the following bows?
ORIGINAL: TFOX
Ahhh.... but neither is yours
Can you get them with side plates from the factory without the price being different??? If so im gonna have to see if theyve shipped mine out yet!
Derek
It ain't yours
ORIGINAL: drockw
X2 on the Alphamax. The 35 is around 50$ more. They are quiet, light, and fast enuff. They feel great in the hand as well. I ended up just taking off the grip on mine, and have actually gotten used to the feel of it that way, and prefer it.
Derek
X2 on the Alphamax. The 35 is around 50$ more. They are quiet, light, and fast enuff. They feel great in the hand as well. I ended up just taking off the grip on mine, and have actually gotten used to the feel of it that way, and prefer it.
Derek
Can you get them with side plates from the factory without the price being different??? If so im gonna have to see if theyve shipped mine out yet!
Derek
It ain't yours
01-06-2009, 10:51 PM
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RE: Any idea of roundabout pricing for the following bows?
Don't do that,that might put you at the back of the list.Tracy has them in stock. They are cheap.
Mine is not the one I ordered,BUT,it is mine. Bought and paid for.
I think I am going to get a rubber grip for mine for hunting.I like the shape of them better and they should be warmer than just the side plates,plus it won't slip in my gloves.
They are cheap.Mine is not the one I ordered,BUT,it is mine.
Bought and paid for.I think I am going to get a rubber grip for mine for hunting.I like the shape of them better and they should be warmer than just the side plates,plus it won't slip in my gloves.
01-06-2009, 11:02 PM
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RE: Any idea of roundabout pricing for the following bows?
Ill definately get some from tracy then. I will probably get the 180 grip to for hunting. They come on the cheaper hoyts and they feel pretty nice. For hunting it would definately be better than a cold riser.
btw, mine is payed for too I payed up the other day. I just felt like getting it out of the way so i dont have to worry about itanymore.
Derek
btw, mine is payed for too
I payed up the other day. I just felt like getting it out of the way so i dont have to worry about itanymore. Derek
