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[MrSam]

Not sure if you're still interested, but I have a Hoyt 2010 Carbon Matrix (28" and 28.5" module), 50-60#, RH. Has the rest, peep, sight, and wrist sling, can also throw in a release. A friend is currently interested in it, but feel free to throw an offer my way, as he is rather flaky.

[kcstott]

Take your butt up to Willow creak in Escondido and have John outfit you.

Good stuff and good advice and will not try to sell you something you don't need.
He wants you to come back.

I got my first Compound there about ten years ago out the door with rang time for $700, Still have the bow and I still shoot.

[BLACK LION]

Thanks guys...
I JUST picked up a 2014 Strother Wrath SHO from someone off of craigslist and since Strother just sold to Obsession, he let it go for a steal.
I got a like new 900.00 bow, wrist sling, AXT head hunter sight, AXT stabilizer, Rip cord drop away rest and a fletch hook release for 550.00.
I went to performance archery and I was abled to get 14 victory arrows cut to my draw length, with 100 grain filed points for just shy of 100.00.
I am able to shoot a quarter size 3 arrow group at 15 yards with this thing and it is real smooth and real quiet.

[SandDiegoDuner]

Quarter size groups at 15yds? Is that the best you got? PM me when you replace my shop record for league night at performance archery... NFAA 5-spot 300 adult compound BHFS (amateur).

Just giving you something to shoot for! I used to really enjoy shooting league once a week (so much so I ran the league for a year or so). Everyone is welcome regardless of skill level. They should be pretty busy with shooters getting ready for the Vegas shoot next month by I you will become a better shot by shooting in league.

[BLACK LION]

I just started shooting a compound bow for the first time 2 weeks ago so yes I am happy that the help I am getting from the folks at archerytalk.com and nuts&bolts is paying off down range. I am not puffing my chest out, I am a student and I am learning and I am happy that what I am being taught is translating to positive results on target. I cant even really count a 3 arrow group becuase dudes are doing the same thing with 30 arrows...so I have a very long way to go.

[SandDiegoDuner]

Stick with it and build up your arrow count per session. Don't over exert yourself, if you are feeling tired hang the bow up for the day. If you have not had a lesson yet, you should look into it just to be sure you draw the bow with the correct muscles to prevent shoulder problems down the road.
Make sure you are having fun shooting even if you are only planning on hunting. I should probably get back to the range and fling a few down range for old times sake.