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BuschMan
01-02-2007, 01:46 AM
I am getting a Hoyt MT Sport bow(60-70lb) and am wondering if this is a good start? And if anyone has suggestions for sights, releases, etc, please feel free to give your input. Thanks

MoBowman
01-02-2007, 12:22 PM
My opinion, any of the newer model bows would be great starters if the brace height is at least 7" and you are around 36" a to a. Same goes for the sights, you want something with bright optics and durable. I personally prefer a thumb release over the trigger finger. Stay within your budget cause you can always upgrade from there. Main this is to get out and shoot. Make sure you attend a couple of 3d shoots, you'll have a great time :peace:

BuschMan
01-02-2007, 06:36 PM
Thanks, I will keep that in mind

midevilarcher5575
01-08-2007, 02:18 AM
ya, hoyt bows are great i wish i started off with one. my first bow was one from the 1980's it was a 12 year old bow but it shot arrows and thats all that that matters,right?:noidea: mobowman is right'3d shoots are lots of fun and youll get to meet people that will help you with any question you might have and make new freinds.as far as sights and rest go there is alot out there get the one that appeals to you and work from there they can get pretty pricey!like for example mine cost me a whoppin $220.00 and thats just for sights!!!:doh: the T.R.U. ball stinger release is a great one to start of with and its only $34.95 and it will last you a lifetime.pic below