05-24-2012, 04:42 AM
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Aussie Member
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Has this ever happened to you??????
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05-24-2012, 04:45 AM
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Aussie Member
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05-24-2012, 09:53 AM
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Senior Member
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Man, Westy, you must have picked up some of my luck. Hope it gets better for you.
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05-24-2012, 01:10 PM
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Senior Member
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Here's what i think.......
You need to find a better barber, one that will trim your eyebrows alittle better.  Your starting to look like a republican.
and no it's never happen to me before.
So you have to ask yourself???? I'm I Hoyt worthy???
Not everyone is..............
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05-24-2012, 02:12 PM
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very funny.All short ATA, short Brace height bows designed for maximum velocities are prone to derailing by tourquing the riser. Hoyt was the last to try and avoid this type of design but sales demanded it. velocity over shootability, over reliabilty, over accuracy. You demanded , you got. I will stick with my 40"ata 8" brace Hoyts that can get 280fps+ at Six grains a pound meaning 360-370 gr arrow at 60-61 lbs and be happy, cause good performance and being a real sweet shooter with great peep /string angle is whats really important. did you know the most accomplishe north american compound bowhunter uses a 44" ata bow with 9" brace? and he's a little dude go figure?
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05-24-2012, 04:20 PM
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Recycle archer
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Got to let you know !
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Originally Posted by Gator eye
You need to find a better barber, one that will trim your eyebrows alittle better.  Your starting to look like a republican.
and no it's never happen to me before.
So you have to ask yourself???? I'm I Hoyt worthy???
Not everyone is.............. 
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If I agree with Gator Eye or not , I got to admit that he is right !
It is true that the Carpshooter is also , along with my buddies , as I got a photo of them here ;
" That I am Hoyt worthy , as I belong to the brotherhood of top notch archers " !
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05-24-2012, 04:22 PM
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Recycle archer
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A little known fact !
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Originally Posted by Compound Comedian
very funny.All short ATA, short Brace height bows designed for maximum velocities are prone to derailing by tourquing the riser. Hoyt was the last to try and avoid this type of design but sales demanded it. velocity over shootability, over reliabilty, over accuracy. You demanded , you got. I will stick with my 40"ata 8" brace Hoyts that can get 280fps+ at Six grains a pound meaning 360-370 gr arrow at 60-61 lbs and be happy, cause good performance and being a real sweet shooter with great peep /string angle is whats really important. did you know the most accomplishe north american compound bowhunter uses a 44" ata bow with 9" brace? and he's a little dude go figure?
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No wonder the Compound Comedian and yours trully can't get along , we're too much alike !
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I have return to bowhunting in 2012 and have the venison in the fridge to show for it !
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05-24-2012, 04:45 PM
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Aussie Member
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Compound Comedian
very funny.All short ATA, short Brace height bows designed for maximum velocities are prone to derailing by tourquing the riser. Hoyt was the last to try and avoid this type of design but sales demanded it. velocity over shootability, over reliabilty, over accuracy. You demanded , you got. I will stick with my 40"ata 8" brace Hoyts that can get 280fps+ at Six grains a pound meaning 360-370 gr arrow at 60-61 lbs and be happy, cause good performance and being a real sweet shooter with great peep /string angle is whats really important. did you know the most accomplishe north american compound bowhunter uses a 44" ata bow with 9" brace? and he's a little dude go figure?
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Thanks C.C I'm seeing a change real soon in my future,wouldn't want to shoot hoyt speed bows if this is the results!!!Thanks for the compassionate coments guys go    yourselves!!!!!C.C your not included in the last comment   And Carrpie he's nothing like you he's not a dick!!!!
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05-24-2012, 05:10 PM
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In God we trust
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subleminal messaging
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05-24-2012, 10:36 PM
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Senior Member
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Sorry to hear your bow bit you.
The latest/greatest is'nt always.
I waited a long time for my new bow, don't shoot it any better than my old bow.
I'M NOT A FAN OF HYBRID/CAM.5 BOWS. Give me a single cam or a twin any day. Not that cam design is your bow's issue, but they(cam.5) are more complicated to tune than a bow needs to be. Ultra short bows just suck, to twichy IMO. Anybody can shoot a deer at 20 yards with one but why do you think most target heros don't shoot them? If they were as good or better, they would.
Sorry for you chit luck Westy. Brand means nothing, go with a design and cam system you can work with.
The only brand interesting me lately is OK Archery with their shoot-through twin cams, but the price is holding me back. Any of the binary cammed makers could easily make a shoot through but so far they won't, so I won't.
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05-25-2012, 03:01 AM
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Here's what I think !
Westy just going through that learning curve of archery !  .....
Been there done that  , glad he's recovering !
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Proud owner of one of the original Jennings " Buckmaster " bow , a true deer slaying machine !
I have return to bowhunting in 2012 and have the venison in the fridge to show for it !
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05-25-2012, 03:52 AM
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Junior Member
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Sorry to hear about your pain and disappointment with your new bow. I personally wouldnt buy either a Mathews or Hoyt as Ive read about simmilar problems occuring before, but thats me. Anyway I hope all works out for you. If it wasnt the string derailing, the Speciality peep wouldnt of caused a problem. The Hoyt did the damage Westy not the peep
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05-25-2012, 06:17 AM
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He Who Drops His Bow Arm
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Any bow can fail here's mine from 2009:
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05-25-2012, 06:43 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Westy
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Easy there killer, just funnin with ya.
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05-25-2012, 08:36 AM
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Two years ago a guy we shoot with sometimes had bought a new Hoyt that the pin that either the sting or cable went on unscrewed and locked up the bow at full draw. It was wedged between the limb and cam. Upon trying to let it down it blew up shattering the arrow and breaking his thumb. They replaced everything (cams and limbs) and he still shoots it. It was one of the longer target bows but I am not sure what it is.
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05-25-2012, 09:28 AM
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sounds like a module screw came looseon the lock up. I know a guy who did that with his Bowtech.Ive seen Mathews Monster, Martin Alien, and a Bowtech ? derail either on the range or trying to check draw weight on a cotton scale. This is the 1st Hoyt Ive heard do this , but a 35" or less ata with 6" brace, anythings possible from any manufacturer.
I like Westy, sorry you took the pounding on the beak mate. should have bought a CRX 35"
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05-25-2012, 09:58 AM
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HUTCH~N~SON ARCHERY LLC
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Sorry to hear about the accident Westy. But look on the bright side that Hoyt was accurate, it hit you right between the eyes!!!! Sorry Westy couldn't resist.
But I will say this I have had one of my older Martins blow up on me at full draw. Just as it hit the wall bang the cable snapped and it was one of the steel cables ouch. The string belted me in the face the steel cable wrapped around my arm. I was a hurting puppy.
Hutch
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05-25-2012, 05:57 PM
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Aussie Member
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Good Bye!!!!! God Bless
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05-25-2012, 09:26 PM
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Recycle archer
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A little known fact !
Westy you don't have to be an archer to be on this site , as how do you think that yours trully has manage to survive here !
Really Westy , just keep trying !
Wishing you well , Aussie !
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I have return to bowhunting in 2012 and have the venison in the fridge to show for it !
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05-31-2012, 05:03 PM
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05-31-2012, 09:16 PM
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Recycle archer
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I only got one thing to write !
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Originally Posted by Westy
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 to the side that you were always jealous of !
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Proud owner of one of the original Jennings " Buckmaster " bow , a true deer slaying machine !
I have return to bowhunting in 2012 and have the venison in the fridge to show for it !
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06-05-2012, 08:16 AM
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Tidewater Member
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Really sorry you had such bad luck, but if you want my honest opinion, I feel you should get back up on that brumbie and never look back. Tune up that other Hoyt and keep an eye out for anything that might cause a derailment and just shoot the thing.
Listen, you've already taken in about 50 years of compound experience over the past few months, why let it all go to waste now???
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06-05-2012, 04:22 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by montigre
Really sorry you had such bad luck, but if you want my honest opinion, I feel you should get back up on that brumbie and never look back. Tune up that other Hoyt and keep an eye out for anything that might cause a derailment and just shoot the thing.
Listen, you've already taken in about 50 years of compound experience over the past few months, why let it all go to waste now??? 
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Thanks Mate for the good call on this!!! not selling everything yet will just sit on the side and let the bad memories disappear????    
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06-05-2012, 06:28 PM
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Recycle archer
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Here's what I think !
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Originally Posted by Westy
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Just invite my buddies Elwood and TerryH over for a good time at the fridge !
You are  mate !
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Proud owner of one of the original Jennings " Buckmaster " bow , a true deer slaying machine !
I have return to bowhunting in 2012 and have the venison in the fridge to show for it !
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06-06-2012, 01:10 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Carpshooter
Just invite my buddies Elwood and TerryH over for a good time at the fridge !
You are  mate !
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yoiur a trouble maker!!!for sure!!!!  
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05-06-2013, 11:28 AM
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Junior Member
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F27 or F28 XI modules
I am looking for F27" or F28" modules for my XI flatiliner legend. Does anyone have or know where I could purchase these from?
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05-06-2013, 04:31 PM
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Recycle archer
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Here's what I think !
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Originally Posted by cwell85
I am looking for F27" or F28" modules for my XI flatiliner legend. Does anyone have or know where I could purchase these from?
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Sorry mate , you got to be extra special to still be shooting an XI Flatlander !
Westy should shoot one of them , they're fast and they do vibrate alittle !
That XI got to be older than my Jennings or Martin !
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I have return to bowhunting in 2012 and have the venison in the fridge to show for it !
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