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| Carbon I thank first for reply. I shoot with Hoyt GM, GM limbs, nearly 15 years old. I am quite satisfied. If we exclude outdoor and stay indoor, in which way are Carbon limbs better? Do carbon limbs have better precision? Do this limbs forgive more release errors? |
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| Win & Win Winex Do You know: are perhaps Win & Win Winex limbs the same or copy of Hoyt G3 ? Perhaps Hoyt lets produce this limbs by W&W. This two lims seem me to be the same- |
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| they`re similar but not the same i guess you could say they are both variations on a theme much like Ferarri and Lambourghini
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| W&W limbs follow Border designs more closely than Hoyt designs. This can be easily seen by comparing the curve of the limbs and the advertising. The materials are a different matter. Just getting a set of limbs by one company and pulling them apart won't necessarily tell you what they're made of. Each company has their own methods and materials. |
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| Win & Win Winex Would You trust more to Win & Win Winex limbs or Hoyt G3 limbs? |
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| there have already been a few threads asking that kind of question...
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| Either. I've heard reports of both breaking, but then all makes of limbs break sometimes. If I had to choose between only these two I'd probably go for Winex, but that's only because they follow the Border design, which I prefer. |
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| I shoot Win&Win equipment. I will upgrade to Winex for the next outdoor season. |
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| I was looking after Border bows,http://www.borderbows.com/, and as far as I saw, there is no similarity with W&W Winex limbs at all. Besides, Border bows are quite special technology, with wooden risers. The limbs are not in look like W&W at all. Perhaps You made mistake with some other firm. |
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