Hoyt Pro Medallist Recurve

[kiwifella]

HI
I am returning to this wonderful sport after a long break.Am considering buying a Hoyt Pro Medallist.Has anyone had experience with this bow?I think the one I am considering is over 10 years old but in excellent condition.
I look forward to any comments .Thanks

[burt666]

HI
I am returning to this wonderful sport after a long break.Am considering buying a Hoyt Pro Medallist.Has anyone had experience with this bow?I think the one I am considering is over 10 years old but in excellent condition.
I look forward to any comments .Thanks

Gd riser for the price, won countless titles and medals really, very solid, i used to own one.

Tho it comes with no limbs alignment adjustment...

They got discontinued a couple of years or so ago, so i assume you are looking at second hand gear. what price is it selling for?!? what's your budget?!? a new riser like the eclipse wouls be an excellent choice too...

Welcome to the forum too. :D where in NZ are you?

[Jay.G]

eclipse is good as well, but yea depending on the dough you've got.

[John Carter]

I shoot a Pro Medalist,it's about 30 years old,so yours is going to be a little more than 10 years old.
The Pro medalist was replaced by the Gold Medalist and ect ect.
Anyway,I won the recurve section of the Pacific 3D champs with mine last month,so it still shoots ok.
Actualy I bought an sold a DAS recurve in favour of the GM.
You could do a lot worse,,,buy it.:thumb:
cheers.

[John Carter]

oooops,that should of been bought and sold in favour of the PM.
While we're back again,just be aware that you probably won't find limbs every easily for the Pro Medalist.
From what I'm hearing on a number of different sites,they can twist the bottem limb for some reason,so be carefull about how you brace it,if you do buy it.
Cheers again.:)