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How many of you would willingly do this to your bow? See first post.
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I don't think I'd pay the $1600 price tag, but this is still amazing. Check it out
http://www.hoyt.com/videos/index.php?v=53#video_content
Nope. not a chance.
Thats awesome... but yeah, the price tag is way outta my reach.
Wow, that is nuts. I couldn't see myself paying that much money for a bow!
Watched all 4 and got to say, they have come along way with materials.
That's not your DADDIES BOW!
And it won't be MY bow either.
Aren't those graphite frames? Not sure I'll pull one back if the frame got nicked.
MLH: The riser is carbon.
Not for me!!!
Running a truck over the riser does nothing for me. I'm more interested in the limb pockets and wheel bearings.
that's a $1600 bad decision. Even if it can handle it what happens when something gets a slight crack and breaks when at full draw. Not for me.
Craziness if you ask me.. Don't need to drop $1600 tho..
oops..... just found out that won't work on my Alpine...guess I have to buy a Mathews now for this season
what you dont do that heck i use my bow for traction mat when ever i get stuck , it makes a handy pry bar as well not to mention a spare leaf spring on my truck if i run it bit hard through the rough stuff . 1600 for a bow yeah it will be a real cold day in he-- .
Spending that much on a bow is not any different then spending that money on a rifle or shotgun. Its all where and how you want to spend your money. Some folks by really nice rifles and shotguns and others buy really nice bows. For me, I would find it a LOT easier to spend $1,600 on a bow before I will on a gun.
Nooo...I don't think so!!!
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Thats awesome... but yeah, the price tag is way outta my reach.
Wow, that is nuts. I couldn't see myself paying that much money for a bow!
And it won't be MY bow either.
that's a $1600 bad decision. Even if it can handle it what happens when something gets a slight crack and breaks when at full draw. Not for me.
Nope. not a chance.
Watched all 4 and got to say, they have come along way with materials.
That's not your DADDIES BOW!
Aren't those graphite frames? Not sure I'll pull one back if the frame got nicked.
MLH: The riser is carbon.
Not for me!!!
Running a truck over the riser does nothing for me. I'm more interested in the limb pockets and wheel bearings.
Craziness if you ask me.. Don't need to drop $1600 tho..
oops..... just found out that won't work on my Alpine...guess I have to buy a Mathews now for this season
what you dont do that heck i use my bow for traction mat when ever i get stuck , it makes a handy pry bar as well not to mention a spare leaf spring on my truck if i run it bit hard through the rough stuff . 1600 for a bow yeah it will be a real cold day in he-- .
I don't think I'd pay the $1600 price tag, but this is still amazing. Check it out
http://www.hoyt.com/videos/index.php?v=53#video_content
Spending that much on a bow is not any different then spending that money on a rifle or shotgun. Its all where and how you want to spend your money. Some folks by really nice rifles and shotguns and others buy really nice bows. For me, I would find it a LOT easier to spend $1,600 on a bow before I will on a gun.
Nooo...I don't think so!!!
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