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There is not much of a performance difference. "The Charger is basically an Alpha Max, but with a magnesium composite riser instead of a machined aluminum riser." That is a quote from the head compound bow design engineer at Hoyt; he told it to me in person. Also, the new magnesium composite is way better than earlier uses in other bow brands.
With a new Charger you will get a full warranty, whereas with a used older one, you will get no warranty. You may never need the warranty, but sometimes Hoyt limbs have superficial splintering--free new limbs with a warranty; out $200 without one.
I would get the new Charger.
With a new Charger you will get a full warranty, whereas with a used older one, you will get no warranty. You may never need the warranty, but sometimes Hoyt limbs have superficial splintering--free new limbs with a warranty; out $200 without one.
I would get the new Charger.