Does anyone make 80lb bows anymore?
 

ok I want an 80lb bow again & it looks like hoyt is about all I have to choose from....does anyone know of any other companies still making 80lb bows?

RE: Does anyone make 80lb bows anymore?
 

The Safari that Mathew's has goes that high(doesn't it)But that is quite expensive.

Can't understand why,that would kill me but I'm a little feller.

Go ahead,join the Hoyt team,you will love them. <img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>

RE: Does anyone make 80lb bows anymore?
 

I wish I could help ya better but there are others that offer 80 lb. options but I can't seem to recall them at the moment.

RE: Does anyone make 80lb bows anymore?
 

I see that Martin archery has a few 80# bows the cougar and the scepter 2 but I believe that with most companies you can special order a heavy bow.

RE: Does anyone make 80lb bows anymore?
 

A FRIEND GOT A GOLDEN EAGLE LAST YEAR THAT IS 80 + POUNDS

RE: Does anyone make 80lb bows anymore?
 

PSE and BowTech both make bows to 100lbs. PSE's is called gorilla, BowTech's is called Samson.

RE: Does anyone make 80lb bows anymore?
 

Correct BowTech's is called the Samson. It's an Extreme Solo with heavier limbs on it. It's available in 80-90-100# peaks.

RE: Does anyone make 80lb bows anymore?
 

Bowman goes to 100 lbs. and is built much stronger than the others for about the same price.


Sag.

RE: Does anyone make 80lb bows anymore?
 

Makes my shoulders hurt just thinking about it! <img src=icon_smile_shock.gif border=0 align=middle>

RE: Does anyone make 80lb bows anymore?
 

Clearwater, you can order them any way you want them. Dual cam, single cam, single cam with a perimiter weight. Different riser and limb lengths, and target colors. They offer limbs at 90+ lbs, but the waranty changes for the higher poundage limbs. I think they offer 80 lbs limbs standard on most of their bows. I have a dealer near me that builds them and they are pretty nice. You just don't hear much about them because they don't really advertise.

Here is the web site http://www.clearwaterarchery.com/



Paul