What is everyone Shooting now days?

[jlrichesin]

Mathews switchback xt, a martin savanah and a couple of homemade models.

Tell us more about the home made models!

 

[Steve]

Mathews Halon 6

 

[8nbait]

Elite Energy and a Mathews Switchback XT

 

[excaliber]

Hoyt Spyder 34 for me.

 

[SoDakGuy]

I just ordered a Hoyt carbon defiant 34... should be in this coming week. Interested to get shooting it being my first Hoyt.

 

[bean outdoors]

I am shooting the limbsaver DZ-32. I have been for about 5 years now and think it might be time for a change, however it has never failed me. I am the type that if it works, don't change it and if it is not broken, don't fix it, but I also like gear!

I shoot hoyt carbon defiant....also really like Elite as well and will shoot them some throughout the year

 

[discopotato]

I am shooting a Hoyt Deviator that I was given for free along with a dozen arrows. I have since replaced the string that had not been waxed it what looked like 10 years.

 

[Rucker61]

Quest Amp.

 

[bigeasygator]

I hunted with an Elite Impulse 31 last year and after a season with it I decided I wanted to go in a different direction. I really, really, REALLY wanted to love one of the new Hoyts. But after shooting a few of them and the Halon 32, I went with the Halon. It just felt better to me (as much as I didn't want it to!). It is incredibly quiet, smooth, and fast. There's basically zero hand-shock/vibration. About the only downside is the weight compared to some of the carbon bows, but I think I can handle that (and a heavier bow isn't necessarily a bad thing for accuracy).

 

[chuckeglenn]

2013 Hoyt Charger - You'd be hard pressed to find a better bow for the money.

 

[chuckeglenn]

I hunted with an Elite Impulse 31 last year and after a season with it I decided I wanted to go in a different direction. I really, really, REALLY wanted to love one of the new Hoyts. But after shooting a few of them and the Halon 32, I went with the Halon. It just felt better to me (as much as I didn't want it to!). It is incredibly quiet, smooth, and fast. There's basically zero hand-shock/vibration. About the only downside is the weight compared to some of the carbon bows, but I think I can handle that (and a heavier bow isn't necessarily a bad thing for accuracy).

I shot the new Halon and Pro Defiant this past weekend. I've always been a Hoyt guy, but there was really no comparison. The Halon was a much smoother bow.

 

[Doc Holliday]

Elite Synergy 70# in Realtree Xtra

 

[Elc1973]

Mathews halon 32

 

[Savage99]

High Country Extreme still going strong. You guys have some sweet setups.


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[SHTF]

I switch back and forth between Compound and my Recurve.

Compound IM shooting the 2016 PSE Carbon Air 70# at 30.5 inch draw.

Recurve 2012 Tradetech titan 3 Riser with Dryad Epic limbs at 58 lbs 31 inch draw.

 

[Kilboars]

Prime Rival and Centergy Hybrid.


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[rodney482]

350 fps

 

[ckkone]

2013 Hoyt Charger - You'd be hard pressed to find a better bow for the money.

Same here...

 

[discopotato]

I added a Mathews SQ2 to the arsenal now. 70# 28"DL and only 70% let off but is a shooter for sure.

 

[JLH208]

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