Bowtech Mighty Mite
05-19-2004, 12:42 PM
#3
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: USA
Posts: 439
RE: Bowtech Mighty Mite
I won a new MM VFT (29" DL) in a competition about two months ago, and have been shooting it almost every day since. Things I love about it - Draw is smooth and "effortless" (lb. for lb. compared to my FX), It is fast! (at 57 lbs the MM VFT shoots the same speed as my FX at 65 lbs with the same arrow - see below), It is very quiet (hush kit with additional limbsavers and cat wiskers), It is light and short - great for stalking, It has a ROCK SOLID back wall, and it looks identicle to an Outback (very sexy!) Now what I don't like - It is too light and short for "competition"- (VERY EASY to torque!), the grip could use some slight modifications (at least for my taste). My opinion - if you want a do-it-all bow for hunting and 3D - look for something else. If you want an exceptional stalking or treestand bow THIS IS THE ONE! Bowtech service is great, and the bow feels very solid and well made. It would make a great companion to the longer ATA bow on your wall
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05-20-2004, 05:51 AM
#4
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Lehigh County PA USA
Posts: 12,157
RE: Bowtech Mighty Mite
I am pretty happy with mine as well. I am getting some very good accuracy out of the bow. The speed level is very good especially considering the brace height and the longer riser/more parallel limb design makes it very quiet and recoil free.
It impressed me enough that I am going to be using it as my primary hunting bow come this fall.
It impressed me enough that I am going to be using it as my primary hunting bow come this fall.
