Tribute or Alligence
03-26-2007, 05:43 PM
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RE: Tribute or Alligence
davepjr. i have a 28.5 draw length. do u think that this is too long of a draw length for the tribute. What are your guys thoughts. it sucks cause the bowtech dealer near me has no left handed alligences left and he can't keep a guardian in the store if his life depended on it.
I wish i could shoot all 3 one after another and then i can compare.
I wish i could shoot all 3 one after another and then i can compare.
03-26-2007, 05:58 PM
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RE: Tribute or Alligence
ORIGINAL: Albertabowhunt
davepjr. i have a 28.5 draw length. do u think that this is too long of a draw length for the tribute. What are your guys thoughts. it sucks cause the bowtech dealer near me has no left handed alligences left and he can't keep a guardian in the store if his life depended on it.I wish i could shoot all 3 one after another and then i can compare.
davepjr. i have a 28.5 draw length. do u think that this is too long of a draw length for the tribute. What are your guys thoughts. it sucks cause the bowtech dealer near me has no left handed alligences left and he can't keep a guardian in the store if his life depended on it.
I wish i could shoot all 3 one after another and then i can compare.
The greater the angle of the string is, the farther away from your eye the peep will end up. Likewise, a less severe string angle puts the peep closer to your eye. This is acheived by shooting a bow with a longer ATA.You want that peep close to your eye.
03-26-2007, 07:25 PM
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RE: Tribute or Alligence
I couldn't decide between the three new Bowtechs. So, I choose to buy two, the Guardian and the Allegiance. I like both bows, probably like shooting the Guardian a little more, and I like the all around performance of the Allegiance better. So, I need to take both with me at all times.
Can't go wrong with an Allegiance, but, I found the 07 Tribute to be more quiet and less vibration after the shot than the Allegiance. The extra speed and less weight of the bow sold me on it.
Can't go wrong with an Allegiance, but, I found the 07 Tribute to be more quiet and less vibration after the shot than the Allegiance. The extra speed and less weight of the bow sold me on it.
03-27-2007, 06:30 AM
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RE: Tribute or Alligence
thanks for the replies.i got to shoot a guardian last night more than i dozen times and i decided to order it. It was 50 bucks more than the tribute but i think it was worth it. again thats for hte replies
03-27-2007, 11:33 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Tribute or Alligence
Congratulations on the purchase. What Washington Hunter said is why you have to pay attention to the ATA. The Tribute would have put a severe angle on the string and hte peep would have been pretty far. The Allegiance's is probably3-4 inches away. The Tribute's would have been 5 or more.
03-29-2007, 07:36 AM
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Dominant Buck
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RE: Tribute or Alligence
I spent several days playing with the Allegiance. It is a rock solid performer. I'd have to go that way. I chose the Guardian, but it was just a personnal sound thingy. I would have been just as happy with the Allegiance. Well almost as happy.[8D]
