Nothing wrong with the q2 but it won't compare to that newer Hoyt. Those XT limbs on that alphamax are one of the best, toughest limbs hoyts ever made, and that's saying something. One of hoyts best bows. Just in case though run your fingers along the edges of the limbs looking for burrs or splinters. Look around the holes the cam axles go through and look for any stress cracks. Look for dents in the cam tracks, those will cause string damage. Draw it (with an arrow nocked) and feel for grinding or cracking. Check the serving (the small string that wraps around the actual bowstring) on the string around the cams, make sure it's not coming apart excessively and fraying the string underneath. Strings are easily replaceable though. That alphamax is a tough bow, I wouldn't be too worried.
