AMS Hooligan Specifications

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Below are the specs for the AMS Hooligan compound bow.

3 versions (2021-2019), specs were not changed

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Version	Brace height	Ata length	Draw length	Draw weight	IBO speed	Mass weight	Let-off
BH	AtA	DL	DW	IBO	Wght	LO
Version: 2021
2021	7.5 "	34.75 "	22-32 "	24-50 lbs	fps	3.25 lbs	0%
Version: 2020
2020	7.5 "	34.75 "	22-32 "	24-50 lbs	fps	3.25 lbs	0%
Version: 2019
2019	7.5 "	34.75 "	22-32 "	24-50 lbs	fps	3.25 lbs	0%

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Pros

Purpose-built for bowfishing, not a repurposed hunting bow - a machined 6061 aluminum riser and stainless hardware overbuilt to shrug off boats, mud, and hard-water misses
The WRAP cam's Rapid Adjustment Posts give a true 40-pound bow and a true 50-pound bow in one - moving the string between posts keeps full power at both, instead of backing off limb bolts and losing it
Wide 24-to-50-pound draw weight and 22-to-32-inch draw length fit nearly anyone on the boat, from a lighter or younger shooter to a full-power adult
Zero let-off lets you snap-shoot at any point in the draw - no need to reach a full-draw anchor on a fast, close fish
High out-of-the-box quality - a non-fraying string, a reliable Tidal Wave rest, and a fast-retrieving Retriever Pro TNT reel in the kit

Cons

Swapping between the 40- and 50-pound posts is a deliberate job - back off the limb bolts, roll the slack string onto the other post, re-tension; easy with the included Allen wrench and no press, but not an instant flip
Zero let-off means you hold the full peak weight through the shot - standard for a snap-shooting fishing bow, but archers coming off a let-off hunting rig should expect the constant-force pull