What bow is everyone shooting?

[desertdwellerdyl]

Halon X Comp

 

[Deerhntr]

Hoyt RX-7

 

[tkhuntsman]

I've shot Mathews for the last few years but made a switch this year and went with the Hoyt RX-9 Turbo. They made a lot of changes and improvements to the cam and cables. There's no denying the performance enhancements. For me it just offered the most improved features so I'll roll with it. No pics yet I customized my bow and don't have it in hand yet.

 

[Cosmono]

I love the Denali very much. Have two of them, I just want to take a Dremel to the grip to make room for my thumb. I don't get along with that grip. It breaks my heart.

 

[Cosmono]

Hoyt RX-7

great choice.

 

[Ange86]

Bowtech BTmag

 

[Thehillbillee]

Ross cr331

 

[darrenk75b]

Been shooting this one a bunch recently, and will be using it this weekend at the first outdoor shoot of the year. It's my backup bow, as my primary has been in new string limbo for a couple weeks.

Hoyt VTM 34 battleworn, backed down to 62# flinging some 3DHV arrows and my 3D printed vanes.

 

[Smada962]

Hoyt RX-8 Ultra

 

[NoDakfarmin]

Don’t leave the Mathew’s mothership!

 

[Borealhunter]

PSE Mach 34 and an Evoke 35,

 

[manitou1]

Black Widow PTFX, Hoyt Satori with Three Rivers 3K Carbon/Bamboo limbs, Darton Sequel 33 ST2, Oneida Phoenix... in order of favoritism.

 

[Unique]

The Bowtech RPM 360, Mathews V3, or Mathews Lift X 29.5. Depending on the situation.

 

[JackCrank]

Mathews V3X 33. Skip the starter bows if you can afford to

 

[MoeFaux]

I love that this thread is still going FOUR YEARS after the original post

Just to join the bandwagon - I dig my Realm X. I'm lanky, so I always like a little more ATA. I always prefer smooth over fast, and this bow gives me enough of both. This is the first bow I've owned something outside of PSE, and I've got no regrets. I also had a really fantastic experience with Bowtech customer service, and it made me want to give them more of my business in the future.

I know I'm not the first to say it - but you should shoot what feels good to you rather than drooling over the latest $2000 tech that all the writeups rave about.

 

[Jsmalls273]

Not sure if this is the one I posted in or not...

Still got my 2020 Mathews VXR 31.5
No real reason to change up yet, especially with new bow prices.

Sent from my SM-S921U using Tapatalk

 

[GreenheadKAG]

Just jumped from 20+ years of Hoyt archery to my first Mathew’s - Lift X. Still breaking it in, but I have no buyers remorse.

 

[king402]

I've always had a mathews bow, and am looking to upgrade this year. I'm not particular on only mathews, so I'm willing to try any others. What are some of the better shooting bows out there?! Thank you!!

I've always been a Hoyt or Bowtech guy but this year I'm trying out the new Darton Sequel 35 ST2 and am loving it so far.

 

[bowhunter74]

Xlite 35, xlite 31, xlite 32, sequel 33, fierce, Xception, xcentric 7, xcentric 7 single cam, nemesis, AR31 those are the ones I shoot regularly i have a bit of an addiction

 

[Swampwise]

Hoyt Turbo Hawk with RKT cam swap 70#, Hoyt Alphamax 32 70#. Absolute phenomenal bows. Elite Impulse 31 80# very quiet quick bow, Bear Moment 70# an absolute gem of a bow very accurate quiet and overachieves it's 340 ibo. Xpedition Xscape 80# is nasty nice and absolute killer rig.My fastest rig and great drawing bow. Bear Refine 70# a true sharp shooter very very quiet, also my longest ata bow. Mathews V3X 29 at 75# love those limb legs and best warranty in the industry and she's quiet of course. Bear Execute 32 70# built like a tank and very quiet quick bow. Darton Sequel 31 70# very nice comfort bow. By far the easiest drawing quick bow I've shot. Of course with the new tuning features had to have the 2025 Sequel 31 ST2 70#. Comes with comfort mods and speed mods but also purchased the 75% let off speed mods. A very nice versatile package. These Dartons are coming for my personal favorite the Bear Moment. I love me a compact, quiet, hard hitting rig and imo I have quiet a nice collection of those bows.