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Equipment & Gear => Archery Gear => Topic started by: shorthair15 on June 24, 2012, 09:31:08 PM
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i looked at a bowtech insanity cpx on the weekend at triple xxx archery. seemed like a nice bow shoots good. shot the hoyt vector 32. this bows draw cycle is as smooth as butter. thinking of going with the bowtech. i shot a pse evo 7 as well. just wondering if any one has had problems with this bow. had a bowtech allegience ive been useing for the last 5 years and have had no problems with it. just looking to upgrade.
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Both of those how's are great, go with the one that is smoother.
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You should shoot the vector 35 and the turbo vector also.
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Bought my Insanity from XXX back at the beginning of Feb.... :tup:
I shot 14 different bows and it came down to the vector's or the Insanity, Insanity just felt better to me...
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the vector is smoother. but the insanity is faster. leaning towards the vector. will shoot them again and see.
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See if they have a vector turbo you can shoot.
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i was in your shoes earlier this year... i shot the evo and the vector(s), and every other bow i could get my hands on... it takes time getting around and touching them all... in the end i was down between a hoyt, and 2 mathews bows, the Helium and the new MR5 (completely different bows, i know). Carbon hoyt felt nice, smooth for as fast as they say its putin out. HeliM at 3.5 lbs is an awesome solo-cam fast and smooth bow (better then the z7 i think). I ended up falling in love with the most aggressive out of the 3, the MR5. duel cam makes it aggressive feeling, but i very much like the wall on the draw. and the good thing about the MR5 is you can set the draw weight down 60+/- and its very easy to pull but you still get the most speed and velocity. everyone thinks they know whats best, but it comes down to what you want/need in a bow, and how much time you have in the seat with it (I'm sure you know that). 5 solid months of shooting my 2012 MR5 set at 73lbs / 29" and i have 5 pins dialed in nice - 20, 40, 60, 80, and 100... yes 100. shoots so flat i love it. 450 grn total arrow weight and i have no problems. i got called out on my 100 yard pin at the 3D shoot last weekend so I sent 2 flying for'em at 100... 1st hit dead center of a 2" orange sticker at 100, 2nd hit half inch above it... and of course they still called it luck :o
if you went out to shoot the evo and the vector, I'm guessing your looking for a good fast bow... like i was... that's why i tell you about the MR5. only con is the short 5" brace height for some people... me, i love it. and the penetration is by far deeper than most with same lbs and inches in draw.
let us know what you end up taking home :tup:
