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FS 2007 Hoyt Vectrix RH 28" 60-70lb Excellent Condition

Discussion in 'Bows For Sale or Trade' started by Dubbya, Jan 23, 2009.

  1. Dubbya

    Dubbya Moderator

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    I'm selling a bow for my buddy, it is a 2007 Hoyt Vectrix. It is right handed at a 28" draw length with 60-70lb limbs. The bow comes with a Toxonics toolless microadjustable dovetail sight, trophy taker shakey hunter rest, Hoyt/Fuse Stabilizer and custom strings. I believe the original strings and cables will be included and are in like new condition. Everything to your door for $600. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

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  2. jfergus7

    jfergus7 Legendary Woodsman

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    So your selling it for a friend you say. Think I remember you shooting a simular bow at the G2G back before you started trying out some other brands. Looks to me like you are finally making the switch.

    Guess I won't be transfering a camp spot to your name this year! LOL
     
  3. MNKK

    MNKK Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Is this the equiv. to the Reflex bows? Growler...
     
  4. Dubbya

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    Definitely similar... but not the same bow, my arms are longer than that...

    You were thinking of this bow...
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    Here's the link to where that bow was sold.
    http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=717646
     
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    I still don't see you denying the switch. :busted:
     
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    MNKK Die Hard Bowhunter

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    I dont see either of you answering my ???
    lol
     
  7. Dubbya

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    The Reflex bows are basically a more economical version of the hoyts with slightly less impressive specs. It's basically the Bowtech/Diamond or Mathews/Mission deal. Personally I always felt that the "higher end" bows were slightly more ergonomic.
     
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    MNKK Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Is 28" as far as this will pull? or is that still adjustable. I need at least 29.5"

    Bare bow, is that a possibility? I'm still not sold on the rest style, and the sights are something that I would be keeping from my current bow.

    I would have to talk to the wife about this. And be a very very good boy for a very very long time.

    What were the stats on this bow? FPS, etc...
     
  9. Dubbya

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    Total draw is 28.5 with the d-loop. You can probably get it to 29" by working with the cables, but to get to 29.5" it will take a cam swap, my shop will do the labor for free and you can sell the cams for the same you can by the others for. I personally love this rest, but I understand it's all personal prefernce. Bare bow is definitely a possibility.

    IBO - 316
    ATA - 33"
    Weight - 4.4lbs
    Brace Height - 7"

    Let me know what you think!!
     
  10. MNKK

    MNKK Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Like I mentioned. It is going to take a lot of tounge twisting with the wife, but I might be able to pull it off.
    I will let you know after our taxes get done this weekend. For sure a possibility.

    How smooth is the pull on these?
    For comparison, My dad shoots a Growler...I love it. I picked it out. He bought it. B@st@rd...
     
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    If MNKK isn't able I may be interested in buying it. I currently have a Bear Vapor 300 and I am wanting to get a Hoyt.
     
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    The draw cycle is about as smooth as you'll find. It's not harsh like a binary cam system, you won't be disappointed. I'd say slightly smoother than the growler, but fairly similar.
     
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    Still for sale? If not, is it a package only deal, or will you consider bare bow?
     
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    Yep, it's still for sale and yes we could do a bare bow deal too
     

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