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Old 09-05-2008, 10:09 PM
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Default Guardian V. 82nd Airborne V. 101 Airborne

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What's your primary use? Hunting, 3D, both?
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Old 09-05-2008, 10:17 PM
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Default RE: Guardian V. 82nd Airborne V. 101 Airborne

All 3 have their purposes and difference in different hands.

More information please, what's your draw length and normal poundage?
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Old 09-05-2008, 10:22 PM
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Default RE: Guardian V. 82nd Airborne V. 101 Airborne

hey guys, sorry for the lack of info there in the first post. My draw length is about 28.5-29 inches and poundage is around 65...the primary use, well only use actually, will be for hunting
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Old 09-05-2008, 10:26 PM
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Out of those three I suggest the guardian. You are gonna get enough speed, stability, and get it in a package that is not too short, but not too long.

I own the 101 and love it, will be hunting with it. You really can't go wrong with it either.
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theyre all great bows. the 82nd will be the hardest to shoot as far as in the specs of the bows. the 101st would be a better hunting only bow out of the twoimo. the guardian is an amazing bow that is GREAT all around. shoot them all, also take a look at the general and the allegience.
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All three are great bows, and as mentioned, could vary based on use and draw length.

I would have to say though that the Guardian is the flagship and the more technologically advanced. For a junkie like me, always a good thing.
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