New prototype that I just got in.
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My new bow
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That's not a bow, that's a machine!
I'm in love with it man. My wife said I've been playing with it more than her. Lol but it's a really smooth bow. 82 lbs draw so it's stout. I shot it in my back yard and it went threw my target and the fence and my neighbors garage. With 100 grain Easton arrow.
and we're sure this is just a bow? not some stripped-down rail gun?
ManInBlack
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I was expecting a picture of a newborn to be honest, but hey, that right there is WAY cooler..
What the heck are you going to shoot with that?
jagbender
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Nice Bow. Mathews?
Yeah what kind is it? Looks neat. Me, my son, daughter and finace have a bow. My son is shooting for his school team and they go to the state finals April 30! If they place at states, we go to nationals in New Mexico.
jagbender
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Good for your Son. I was Captian onf the MSU Archery team 2 years
Wish him goor luck! Tell him Follow through!
HKfanboy
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You all are killing me. I think I might have to retire my old Bear Whitetail II 
I'd like to get a mongol replicant bow, those have always intrigued me....
My father and I made a hand-crafted native american style bow with arrows for a school project once, but my brother broke it dry firing it....
My father and I made a hand-crafted native american style bow with arrows for a school project once, but my brother broke it dry firing it....
What percent let off are they up to now? When I used to shoot, 5+ years ago, they were at 80%. Not that you really need much more then that.
This guy designs bows for professional shooters. He builds these prototypes before he sells the plans to other companies. My dad knows the guy from school. This one is a year old(not this bow but the brand) my dad just got his new one that hasn't hit anywhere and it looks like a space ship. Here's some info on mine.http://www.bowhuntingmag.com/field_tested/strother_sr-71_102710/
Don't know if it let u open it but that's the link.
I'm also a scrub at best. I'm used to .308's and shotguns but my dad wants to go bow hunting so I had to read up quick. The draw on this one is 82 which is pretty stout.
jagbender
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You all are killing me. I think I might have to retire my old Bear Whitetail II
LOL that bow brings back some memories!
jagbender
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Interesting article 829.00 suggested retail! Yowza
Damn I can buy a nice gun for that, and it doesn't need much more than a bullet and me lining it up. Bows are cool as hell but I will take guns over them any day.
Try $1100 for a bare Hoyt Carbon Element. I'm trying to justify trading in my Hoyt Alphamax on a new one.
jagbender
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Damn I can buy a nice gun for that, and it doesn't need much more than a bullet and me lining it up. Bows are cool as hell but I will take guns over them any day.
My three custom target Pistols
.45 1800.00 Ed Masaki Bullesye Caspian frame set
.38 1200.00 38 Super converted to .38 wad cutter Clark / Sherveport
.22 1300.00 Pardini
A little over 3 K add scopes etc! LOL
We sure can spend some coin on our toys!
Hoyt makes some nice Bows. when I shot competition I shot a Hoyt
TD 4 recurve with V bars etc Olympic style
jagbender
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Oh... what a dissapointment. I thought you meant the OBVIOUS with your thread title..
Yep, Nice for sure. Light. But probably won't shoot any better and thus not justify the price. Only if you just want one to say you have one.
Bows will shoot more accurate than 99% can shoot.
