BowTech 2006 Tribute, mass wgt. 4.1 lbs., axle to axle 31 ½“, brace hgt. 7 ½“, smooth mod, 51#, 27 ¾” draw
Air-Rest
Sight – Vital Gear, Pro Hollow Pino Single Pin
Arrows – Easton, LightSpeed 500, 26” length, 6.5 grains per inch
Grim Reaper Razortip Broadhead 85 grains
Release - The Judge Camo Buckle

I have a lot of practicing to do before this falls deer season. The last time I shot a bow mechanical releases were not legal so I use to finger shoot. I have a lot to learn all over again but I'm very excited. What impresses me the most about this bow is how quiet it is.

Good deal man, have fun with it.

Good luck with the new bow and the accessories. Have fun!

Congratulations on your purchase; I know you're gonna really enjoy it.

I finally decided on a new sight for my Trib and started shooting it regularly a few days ago; before that, I had really only been shooting my Allegiance for the most part.

You're right: it's one quiet little machine!

Congrats!!!!!!

Now all you need is something to kill. Go poke some holes in a target. Congrats on the new wheels.

Your the first person I've read about trying the air rest, hope it works wll for you.

Congratulations on the new package, sounds like a great set up.

The Tribute's an awsome bow ,I think your really going to enjoy shooting that baby.

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I missed that about the air rest. I'd really like to know your thoughts on it after you shoot it a while too. I'm sure the whole board would. Let us know how it works please.

I have been shooting every day since I got it and love everything about it. As far as the air-rest goes, so far it's great and it is as advertised, the real test will be this fall when hunting. If I had to find something negative I would say because of the powerful magnets in the arrow shaft you must put the fletching through first when stringing an arrow. So it is a little inconvenient but every thing else is outstanding. Here is a link http://www.bowhunting.net/artman/pub...lAirRest.shtml