She's a keeper.
01-09-2007, 01:57 PM
#31
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RE: She's a keeper.
I picked mine up for $699.
They didn't have a Gaurdian in and weren't likely to for quite some time. They made an error when ordering their bows this year and forgot to order the Gaurdian or Commandor early.
I shot a Tribute (60# model) and liked the shorter ATA of it, but since they didn't have any in 70#, I went with the Allegiance.
Really, its a toss up between the two. They both shoot like a dream, are light and quiet. If I were looking for a 60# bow, I may have gone with the Tribute because of its shorter ATA. I noticed very little hand shock in either bow, no more noticable in one than the other.
They didn't have a Gaurdian in and weren't likely to for quite some time. They made an error when ordering their bows this year and forgot to order the Gaurdian or Commandor early.
I shot a Tribute (60# model) and liked the shorter ATA of it, but since they didn't have any in 70#, I went with the Allegiance.
Really, its a toss up between the two. They both shoot like a dream, are light and quiet. If I were looking for a 60# bow, I may have gone with the Tribute because of its shorter ATA. I noticed very little hand shock in either bow, no more noticable in one than the other.
01-09-2007, 02:49 PM
#32
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RE: She's a keeper.
I've got to find an allen wrench big enough to fit eh limb bolts though. All the ones I have only fit rests and sights, LOL.
Congrats on the new Allegiance and keep up the good shooting!!!!
01-09-2007, 06:40 PM
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RE: She's a keeper.
ORIGINAL: dwd2001
Well done Dan, get that baby tuned up and come stick some pigs with me down here!! I bet pullin' the FMJ's out of the 3-D will be fun huh?
Well done Dan, get that baby tuned up and come stick some pigs with me down here!! I bet pullin' the FMJ's out of the 3-D will be fun huh?
01-09-2007, 06:44 PM
#36
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RE: She's a keeper.
ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter
Man, you ain't a kiddin' either. I bought a Yellow Jacket broadhead target before I bought the field tip target... I had to turn it on its side, stand on top of it, and pull each arrow three seperate times just to get them out. First day I had blisters from just pulling the arrows!
ORIGINAL: dwd2001
Well done Dan, get that baby tuned up and come stick some pigs with me down here!! I bet pullin' the FMJ's out of the 3-D will be fun huh?
Well done Dan, get that baby tuned up and come stick some pigs with me down here!! I bet pullin' the FMJ's out of the 3-D will be fun huh?
01-09-2007, 07:12 PM
#37
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RE: She's a keeper.
ORIGINAL: dwd2001
I did the exact same thing with my yellow jacket, I too had to stand on top to get them out. It only took me two shots to realize that the YJ wasn't going to cut it.
ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter
Man, you ain't a kiddin' either. I bought a Yellow Jacket broadhead target before I bought the field tip target... I had to turn it on its side, stand on top of it, and pull each arrow three seperate times just to get them out. First day I had blisters from just pulling the arrows!
ORIGINAL: dwd2001
Well done Dan, get that baby tuned up and come stick some pigs with me down here!! I bet pullin' the FMJ's out of the 3-D will be fun huh?
Well done Dan, get that baby tuned up and come stick some pigs with me down here!! I bet pullin' the FMJ's out of the 3-D will be fun huh?
