[Kill Shill]

there is a pretty good market for 2nd hand Hoyt limbs & cams. Not so much for bowtech. Bowtech limbs have been known to blow up on folks from time to time. what did you do to a Hoyt XT limb to get it to fail?

 

[Aim4gold]

I would keep the Hoyt

BUT
Have you checked into the price of a new cam

when you start talking about replacing limbs and the cam - you are getting into the price of a new bow (or more) do some price shopping.

 

[Bfreeland]

I have two bows that need replacement limbs. I want to fix and keep one as a backup, fix and sell the other. I wonder what I should keep and what I should sell.

Choice #1: Bowtech Pro 40

Choice #2: Hoyt Magnatec XT2000

On the Hoyt I will need to get a new cam to shorten the draw lenght ( I have a 28" and it goes to 29")

WWATD?
(What Would Archery Talk Do?)

had them both if you have the wheely keep it the hoyt weighs too much mine was over 5 pounds

 

[badbow148]

Keep the Hoyt.

 

[Sky Warrior]

Keep the BT Pro 40. You will likely get a better price on the Hoyt, becuase it says Hoyt.

 

[Boone]

Keep the pro 40 sell the hoyt it's the cheaper hoyt anyways.

 

[automan26]

I once owned a Magnetec and it is a great bow, but it is nowhere near the Pro 40. The pro 40 is a great bow, the Magnetec is good, but it was the bottom of the Hoyt lineup when it was manufactured. Go with the Pro 40 and you won't regret it.

Automan

 

[Ursus Arctos]

So I'm thinking of just selling the riser for the Hoyt and the cams to pay for the BT pro 40 repair. What would be a good price for these items?