New Hoyt addition!

[Greg Krause]

I picked up a used 50# Hoyt Gamemaster 2 from a guy on another site for a very good price. I want a 60#er but I can get another set of limbs and still be right around the price of a new one...but with 2 sets of limbs. I shot it for a few minutes today and it's awesome. I was shooting fist size groups at 20yds right away. It's a Hoyt riser and grip so it feels so natural to me and hand placement is half the battle with stick bow accuracy. I love how shock free the bow is and how small it breaks down into it's case. I hope to really get it set up perfect soon and see what she'll really do. I'll get some pics of it up soon.

[BT]

I'm looking forward to trying this bow...maybe getting one if it is that good

[Greg Krause]

Here is the case it comes in. That is a 29" arrow sitting on top of it



Here it is all strung up. It has the short limbs on it, so it's 58" long

[akdd]

Occasionally there are people selling limbs for these bows at a pretty good prices. I also think that there are after market limb that will fit on the riser.

[SPIKER]

Skip, that's a sweet bow!

It looks like a pool stick in that case. Must make it great to travel with. Recurves don't usually fit well in the back seat..congrats!

[Buckshot06]

I have been wanting to try to shoot trad for awhile and I have looked at bows from many different makers.
This one looks like one of the easiest ones to trans port to and from the field.
I haven't ever heard from anyone how the Hoyt trad bows shoots but it sounds as if it is a good bow.
Congrats on the find and keep us posted on how you like it.

[nkybuck]

Thats a sweet looking rig. We have a guy in our club who moved to Texas has a similar bow not sure of the model but it smoked for a trad bow.

[hopesman]

Wow I love the looks of the thing. Nice find