Buck Magnet

I called the BowTech dealer where my best friend got his EX-VFT this past summer and they said that they are expecting there shipment in the first week of December.

I know that he is getting in the MightyMite VFT and the Liberty, and he is only getting a total of 5 different models for now, so, I am anxious to see what they are like.

I am really anxious to see the MightyMite VFT, it is what I described as my ideal bow last year, but, I already own a MightyMite. I am also lookin at the Liberty, talk about sweet......... ummmmmmmmmmmmmm....... too many bows, not enough money Maybe I will get the MightyMite VFT and just start my own collection of MightyMite' s

JeramyK

LOL, you' re not kidding.

JeffB

Agreed, and the Justice even more-so. From what I' m hearing the Freedom cam will be smoother than the SL cams, it has adjustable letoff & minute draw length adjustment w/ a hard drawstop, 8" brace height, the limbs are more parallel, and the real-life speeds will likely be better. Pat said they are scary quiet.

I' m not a real fan of super short bows personally, but with that very long riser for it' s size the Justice (and MMVFT) should be very stable. Hopefully Frank will be able to give us the low-down.

JeffB

The I-cam on the ExVFT is not anywhere near what I' d call nasty..it' s much smoother than the 2002s and not quite as smooth as the 2003 I-cam that was exclusive to the Patriot. They lightened the 2004 I-cam up, added bearings, and the brace height is only 3/8" longer on the 2004 PAT SC than the ExVFT. It should be a bit better than the ExVFT for draw characteristics I would think.

The MSRP on the Pats is higher because it gets the new risers/pockets and bearing cams, so I think the ExVFT will take on the role of " most bang for the buck" in the BowTech top end bows: Fastest solo they make, without some of the " bells and whistles" , so to speak.