Even Bowtechs stock strings will stay in tune after the initial settling in to the camsOriginally Posted by velvetfvr
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Thread: Have you bought a 2013 bow?
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01-02-2013, 06:22 AM #21Senior Member
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Again Shane I wasn't dissing anything bowtech. Good strings won't really stretch and octane strings are pretty good. Originally Posted by ontarget7
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02-09-2013, 10:35 PM #23Junior Member
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Shooting the new Obsession Lethal Force. Wow, it's the real deal.
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upgrading every year just doesnt make much sense to me. would be nice but cant justify paying top dollar for anything. wait a year and save hundreds of dollars. that new hoyt has been tempting me though....
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02-10-2013, 03:20 PM #25Senior Member
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I agree with you IT....I did that this year and it hurt my pocket pretty good lol. I'm still trying to bounce back from it. And, to add to my pain, my Spyder Turbo still hasn't arrived yet Originally Posted by ivorytip
and I ordered it in Dec.
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02-10-2013, 04:11 PM #26Senior Member
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what a great bow! i was shooting the spyder last night and the thing sells its self, no salesman needed. think i may be leaning towards the pse dna...
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02-10-2013, 04:52 PM #27Senior Member
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It is no doubt! I shot the model the Hoyt dealer brought with him. At the time I was leaning towards the Mathews Chill. I actually liked the feel of that bow alot....but once I shot the Spyder it was game over lol!
HOYT SPYDER TURBO {70/27.5}
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02-10-2013, 05:44 PM #28Junior Member
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Lets us know how you like it when you get it. Originally Posted by Backcountry Stalker
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My new Mathews Chill should be here any day!
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Sure thing...I totally intend too Originally Posted by Natree81
Jen, choosing between the Chill & the Spyder Turbo was the HARDEST decision I've every had to make when it comes to choosing a bow for myself. I've been shooting bows off & on for a nice portion of my life and never owned anything but a Hoyt....but the Chill really had me second guessing...ALOT! lol Originally Posted by jenbickel
My new Mathews Chill should be here any day!Last edited by Backcountry Stalker; 02-11-2013 at 06:40 AM.
HOYT SPYDER TURBO {70/27.5}
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