Bowtech Guardian
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I have a 06 Hoyt Trykon and have been looking at the new Bowtech Guardian. I haven't had a chance to shoot the new Guardian and was curious if it would be worth looking into. I shot a Tribute last year and it wassmooth. Just looking for some opinions on staying with the Trykon or buying a Guardian??????
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Fork Horn
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Be warned! I was not even in the mood for a new bow and made the mistake of shooting one. Now I'm just waiting till 11/1 to see if they lighten it up or make any changes before I buy one.
Going to be a LONG 60 days!!!! Can't wait.
Going to be a LONG 60 days!!!! Can't wait.
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I am planning on buying a guardian myself. I have been pulling 70# bows for over 20 years, and starting to have shoulder issues from other activities. Does anyone know what kinda drop in velocity/performance a 60lb guardian might get compared to a 70lb.
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Be warned! I was not even in the mood for a new bow and made the mistake of shooting one. Now I'm just waiting till 11/1 to see if they lighten it up or make any changes before I buy one.
Going to be a LONG 60 days!!!! Can't wait.
Be warned! I was not even in the mood for a new bow and made the mistake of shooting one. Now I'm just waiting till 11/1 to see if they lighten it up or make any changes before I buy one.
Going to be a LONG 60 days!!!! Can't wait.
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Join Date: Feb 2003
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Does anyone know what kinda drop in velocity/performance a 60lb guardian might get compared to a 70lb.
Does anyone know what kinda drop in velocity/performance a 60lb guardian might get compared to a 70lb.
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I have two Guardians, one for 3-D and one for hunting. They are probably the best bows I have ever owned and I also have an Allegiance that I dearly love. One thing you might be advised of is that the Guardian tends to lose a little more speed with each inch of draw length reduction than most other bows. Normally, you lose about 10 fps per inch of draw length reduction. For example, if your new Guardian shoots 312 fps at 29", in theory in should shoot 292 at 27". I haven't seen one yet that will do that. Regardless, they are shockfree, quiet as a mouse, and very shootable. You will be very happy with a guardian.
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Just bought a Guardian today. Shot several bows including, Hoyt, several Bow Techs, PSE, but the Guardian felt the smoothest and just felt like it fit me the best. Very quiet and no vibration, plenty fast for me. I thought I really wanted the Hoyt till I shot the Guardian.