I was wondering who here shoots a Mean V on their Guardian. How do you like it? How much does it quiet your bow? Also, do you serve your string where it hits the stopper? Really thinking of getting one just wanted to hear some opinions. I really like the idea of matching camo for my bow.
I don't have one, but if and when I get my new bow, I will get one for it. I have had the Norway string tamer and I did serve the string where it hits.
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Here is a pic of the meanV on my guardian, its very light, camo matches, customer service was outstanding, I can notice a difference. The bow sounds the equivelent of a rubber band being pulled back and shot. I think it was recomended to serve the string, i served mine.
.................customer service was outstanding, I can notice a difference. The bow sounds the equivelent of a rubber band being pulled back and shot. I think it was recomended to serve the string, i served mine.
I agree with all of this, serving the string included. I have one on each of my commanders.
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Here is a pic of the meanV on my guardian, its very light, camo matches, customer service was outstanding, I can notice a difference. The bow sounds the equivelent of a rubber band being pulled back and shot. I think it was recomended to serve the string, i served mine.
Yep. You wouldnt think that it would make much of a difference, and i didnt really notice it right when i put it on, but after shooting it for a while and getting used to it, then shooting Shawns bow one day there is DEFINATELY a difference. I would recommend it for sure.
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Mean V on a Guardian
