Hoyt Carbon Matrix on Pawn Stars

I like watching this show on the History Channel called Pawn Stars. Not sure how many watch it on here, but a guy brought in his 2010 Hoyt Carbon Matrix decked out to sell. He came in asking for $2000 for the package, but the shop ended up buying it fully loaded for $1250. Anybody else catch it?

 

I watch the show but missed that one

 

It was on last nights episode. Maybe you'll catch it on a replay.

 

Yea that was pretty cool, guy probably could of got a better sale on it elsewhere though.

 

Yeah I saw it....The boys didn't shoot it too well.

You know that baby was Hot..he ain't selling his "new" bow for a loss.

 

Sometimes I think "Why would you bring that in there and get half of what you would at an auction or something???" If I brough something in there and one of their "experts" told me it was worth 3,000 and he offered 1,000 or less I would not sell it to him!! Id take it to an auction!

 

used bow with no warranty.


not the only carbon bow out there,unlike the guy said @ 3.8 lbs not that light either.

This show is just a rigged reality show like antiques road show turned into.

 

Just curious but what other bow has a carbon riser? I haven't heard of one.

 

carbon tech does. http://www.carbontecharrows.com/products/hunting-bows/
and hca has in the past.

the man's statement was this is the only carbon bow ever made. wich is false.and there are a ton of alum risers under 3.8 lbs.

I am not a hoyt hater,i have owned one in the past. it's just that the tv show bought a used bow without a warranty for just that (tv show)

 

Thanks! Like I said I hadn't heard of another one.

 

Well I like the show and did see it but he did say this thing is so high tech it has fiber optics goodness sakes. lol

 

LOL

I didn't get to see it but the guy at work said the big guy was having problems pulling it back after bragging... he would show them how to shoot it. I would have loved to seen that !! LOL

Tim

 

Yeah I had to laugh a little when he said that. I also got a kick out of watching them shoot it. Come to think about it, that's probably how my buddies felt watching me shoot a compound for the first time.