FOR SALE Hoyt Vector Turbo $400

Beentown

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• Jun 23, 2016

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Selling my Hoyt Vector Turbo. It will come with the Limbdriver rest (so the tune can stay) but bare bow otherwise.

Bow shoots awesome and is in excellent condition. 60x custom string in excellent condition are on it also.

60-70 pound bow, set at 29" DL but that can be changed. This bow shoots above its IBO rating of 340.

 

Archertl

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• Jun 23, 2016

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These are good bows. Someone buy this.

 

jagermeister

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• Jun 23, 2016

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Yea, what Tom said. Heck of a nice bow. If I shot more I'd be all over it.

 

Milo

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• Jun 23, 2016

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I have mods to change the draw length at my place chuck

 

Beentown

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• Jun 23, 2016

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I was going to ask. Shot it today, makes me wanna keep it. Lol

The only reason I am changing is to try something new. Fast, accurate and quiet. Quite frankly I should keep it. Lol

 

Archertl

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• Jun 23, 2016

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Honestly hoyt hasn't made a better aluminum riser bow since the vector 2012 and the spyder 2013.

 

Milo

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• Jun 23, 2016

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Agreed ... All the new stuff is just a modification of the original RKT design. Not much difference and a hell of a deal

 

Beentown

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• Jun 23, 2016

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I will also take trades.

I would consider firearms, generators, and high end tools (I need a new tile saw) as trade. I would be pretty particular in a trade.

 

giles

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• Jun 23, 2016

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I'm glad I didn't see this when I was at your house.. I had cash on hand. I'm not ready to get away from my crossbow yet though.

 

Beentown

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• Aug 11, 2016

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Ok putting this back up. Never really pursued it as I REALLY like this bow. I will include a dozen arrows also.

 

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• Aug 11, 2016

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Where is sunbury

 

"J"

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• Aug 11, 2016

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Davis13 said:

Where is sunbury

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North if Columbus..

 

hickslawns

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• Aug 11, 2016

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How is the draw cycle compared to the Spyder Turbo? 340IBO on a 60lb bow? Sheesh.

 

Beentown

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• Aug 11, 2016

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Draw cycle is so subjective...

For a speed bow this thing is a pussycat.

 

hickslawns

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• Aug 11, 2016

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Looks like I misread. This is a 70lb bow? Either way, looks comparable to IBO of what I am shooting. That is so skewed most times. My hunting arrow setup isn't going to shoot manufacturer's listed IBO 90-99% of the time anyway. Disregard my interest. For anyone looking, I am impressed with the current line up of Hoyt bows. Silky smooth on my Spyder Turbo and whisper quiet. Good luck with the sale Charles.

 

Beentown

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• Aug 11, 2016

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IBO is not poundage dependent. A 60 pound bow uses a 300gr arrow and a 70 pound uses a 350gr arrow for ratings.

 

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• Aug 12, 2016

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So I'm gonna tell y'all a little more about this bow. It's in great condition, and if you haven't shot this bow and wonder about the draw cycle, it's very, very good for a speed bow. I will also let anyone know this bow tunes very easy and shoots really nice. This is one of Hoyt's better bows they made.

 

Hoytmania

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• Aug 12, 2016

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Hey Beener, what do you think the chance is to meet up and let me give it a try. I've never personally shot a bow made for speed and having a shorter brace height.

 

Beentown

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• Aug 12, 2016

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Good chance. Haven't seen you in a while. Shoot me a text or call. May not be able to pick up the call though.

 

brock ratcliff

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• Aug 15, 2016

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Charles, I don't need a bow. However, I have a Passload framing nail gun I need even less. I bought the thing five or six years ago and have never used it. I have extra nails and extra gas for it too. Just throwing it out there if Steve isn't interested....