I’ve shot one for 7 years . And still have it . It’s at 70lbs . I’ve never heard of one as light as 30-40 . Good shooter .

 

What was the draw cycle like? I like a smooth draw cycle without the hump and dump. Since this is a "speed bow", what will the draw cycle be like at 40 pound limbs?

 

I had a regular Vector and wish I wouldn’t have sold it, great shooter!

 

It is listed on page 6 of the classifieds. I do have a Hoyt Freestyle with 40-50 pound limbs. The limbs are set on 42 pounds. The only thing I don't like about the freestyle is that it is not drilled and tapped for a set of back bars. Maybe I could put a recurve stabilizer mount on it. Then I could maybe have a set of back bars on it. I already sent the seller a pm with questions and my phone number. We shall see if he calls me back.

 

It’s a bow from 2012 . It’s not as smooth as my helix .

 

Any Turbo will not be a very good bow for indoor spots. You longer A2A and, if possible, brace.

 

I think it has the RKT cams which were fantastic. I think it would be a great bow.

 

Great bow with a decent draw cycle. It’s not a hump and dump draw cycle

 

I owned one when they first came out and shot it for an entire indoor season and sometimes wish I would have never sold it.
It is a speed bow but not like some out there with a terrible draw cycle.

 

I have the vector 32, I’ve killed a ton of deer with it. Very accurate I like it.


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its a terrible bow for indoor spots.

 

That RKT cam generated good speeds. Good hunting bow, but I wouldn't want to use it for indoor spots.

 

I loved mine wish I’d never got rid of it

 

Well after speaking with Hoyt customer service, I decided that this bow will not be my best choice. I will just setup my Hoyt Freestyle for a backup indoor spot bow. Thanks for everyone's input. Ken

 

Get a faktor 😊

 

Get a What?

 

Hoyt Faktor Turbo vs Faktor 34 - Brace Height

Hey all, have more of a general compound question, but since I'll be getting a Hoyt Faktor figured I'd let you all answer it. I've been casually into archery for about 6 years, and currently have a Bear Lights Out. It's a fine bow, kills anything I point at it, shoots well, just want something...

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I don't need the Faktor bow. I have more bows than I am really able to shoot. I was only looking at the Vector Turbo because it was low poundage and a good price.

 

Been tempted by that very bow myself, but I filled that gap with a Spyder Turbo. Had a VT for targets way back in about 2013 and spent a whole summer season shooting 2315 aluminium arrows at 100yds with it.

Will a VT be as easy to shoot the scores as a big 40" ATA 8" BH indoor juggernaut? Bluntly, no. But the old RKT cams were some of the best drawing cams in recent years, the bow holds well (there's a little torque from the roller guard, but if you're not looking for it then it's not a problem) and it's a whole bunch of fun to shoot.

Ultimately the difference in accuracy at 20yds is likely to be how much you cut the line by rather than whether you reach it IMO and with a VT you could have a lot of fun doing it. Better wall than the GTX cams of a Freestyle too and how many others are you going to see on the line?

 

I had a Vector35 and loved it. Sold it cause the limbs kept splintering though.

 

Good bow but alot better choices for indoor. Outdoor 3d it was a good choice. If I remember right it has a 6 " brace height and it was a bit touchy. My buddy had one no way I d trade my Elite 35 for it back then

 

Just picked one of these up through a friend. It is my first bow. I love it and have been shooting well with it.

 

Congratulations and good luck!