Guardian with short draw length
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Spike
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I am thinking about getting my 13 year old son a guardian in 25 inch draw length 50-60 lbs. What does everyone think of this bow and will I be able to have it grow with him up to say 29 inches?
Harp
Harp
#2
ORIGINAL: Harp98
I am thinking about getting my 13 year old son a guardian in 25 inch draw length 50-60 lbs. What does everyone think of this bow and will I be able to have it grow with him up to say 29 inches?
Harp
I am thinking about getting my 13 year old son a guardian in 25 inch draw length 50-60 lbs. What does everyone think of this bow and will I be able to have it grow with him up to say 29 inches?
Harp
Harp-Have you considered the Equalizer for your son?
#3
While the Equalizer is a great short draw choice, I have a friend that is shooting a Guardian at 25"/50#. He loves it!! In fact last year he sold his other 4 bows he was impressed by the Guardian so much. Either would be a good choice and allow for quite a bit of growth.
Dan
Dan
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Spike
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His friend has an equalizer that he has shot. My problem is the last bow I bought him (a Trykon sport) has 2.5 inches of adjustment. He has outgrown it already and I bought it in October. He went from 23 DL to 25/25.5 in that time. I would like to get a full draw bow as soon as I can and realized that the Guardian adjusted all the way down to 25 inches.
Harp
Harp
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the guardian has a module that adjust to smooth draw, so that covers that the bicam system is from bowtech and has a no timing technology, also it is an adjustable draw length, so yes the guardian is a very good choice, but if ur open to suggestions i recomend the tribute or black ice
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ORIGINAL: Karbon
I think the 2008 guardians have both smooth and fast.
I think the 2008 guardians have both smooth and fast.
Dan


