- #Hoyt bow serial number search serial numbers#
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If this sticker is missing or illegible, you can go to and research the tune charts for the correct specifications. Hoyt Archery 'Contender', Button Buck' and 'Stag' (1984). This is a necessary step to have warranty work performed, and can help recover a stolen bow. If you have any more questions I'd be happy to answer.It will be a seven digit number starting with a 9. Find a local club (preferably with some old-timers as members ) and bring the bows along and have them looked at for damage. You have a nice pair of bows there, and if you're interested in getting involved in shooting, they will serve you well for many years. I only met them a few times once, nice people. Vi was member of the 1972 Canadian Olympic team. Muir Archery was run by Pete and Vi (Viola) Muir in Victoria, British Columbia. The leather under the clicker is only there to keep the bow from being scratched by the arrow as it was loaded. You could get lower (1, 2) or higher (4) grips to suit your style. It's a medium grip and was the stock one shipped with the bow. The fourth thing is a string keeper, used to keep the string attached to the bow so it doesn't get tangled up when it's assembled but not string up.ģR on the grip refers to the grip angle. People still use versions of these, but these days they put them at the ends of the stabilizers just before the weights. The 2 smaller black pieces are called Torque Flight Compensators (TFCs - they are rubber-filled and are mounted between the stabilizer rod and the bow, to cushion and take out vibration. YouTube - Archery Olympics Techical Film - Archives 1980 Most of the archers are using the same bows. Have a look at this video from the 1980 Olympics. They were top-line bows at the time, the best you could get. These are both TD2 H-24 risers, so about 1975-1979. If you can post some clear pics I can confirm everything for you and let you know exactly what you have. I'd suggest dacron strings, but people did shoot these with Kevlar and later Fast Flite. I'm sure you can figure out what overall bow length you have. The J on the first one is a later series, so the limbs are probably the tapered ones - is there a coloured blue/red logo ?
#Hoyt bow serial number search serial numbers#
The L and M in the serial numbers is for Long or Medium. Shorter riser = less leverage = higher draw weight. The first models came in 3 different lengths - the shortest was a hunting model. The H-24 H-20 H-16 refers to the riser length in inches. The riser looked just like the TD3 but without the cones. The TD3 adjustable tiller limbs turned out to be a bad idea so they revised the model to a TD2B without limb adjustments. TD2 limbs will fit in a TD riser, but TD limbs won't fit in a TD2 riser. They also went to the 5/16-24 threadings for the stabilizers and 10-32 for the sight mount holes.
#Hoyt bow serial number search series#
Partway through the TD2 series they started having problems with breakage on the sides of the limb pockets so they made the sides thicker, requiring the limbs to taper in at the butt end. The original TD and early TD2 used limbs that had parallel sides at the butts. The TD3 (1980?) had adjustable tiller and you can tell it from the TD2 by small steel cones at the top and bottom of the front of the riser. The TD2 (1975?) was a bit nicer, had the plastic grip and the finish was a bit better detailed. They had 1/4-20 threadings on the stabilizer holes and 8-32 threads on the sight mount holes.
Integral grip (that is, no plastic grip). any care tips would be great as these have been in their cases for 30+ years without much attention being paid to them. I'm also looking for info on what strings I'll need to get to replace the ones that I have and what other type of gear I'm going to need to get to do some target shooting.įinally. If anyone has any idea of what year these were made or any other info on them, it would be GREATLY appreciated. The smaller of the 2 was my mothers I think and has these. The only markings I can find on the bows is on the limbs and for the large one (my fathers) it has the following.
#Hoyt bow serial number search zip#
They come in a pair of black Hoyt zip cases (hard shell) and are from a least the mid 70's from what I know (and from what the receipt in 1 case shows.
#Hoyt bow serial number search pro#
I was given a pair of Hoyt Pro Medalist T/D bows by my father before he passed and have decided it's time to pick them up and start to figure out what he was talking about my whole life. I posted a hello in the new user section and hopefully I'm posting this question in the right place!
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