Breaking the Guardian down
02-22-2007, 06:57 PM
#1
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Breaking the Guardian down
does any one know how much the limbs and cams cost on the guardian?
I have to get my bow fixed since my roommate dry fired it (while i wasnt looking). so, i want to give him a rough estimate so he knows how much he is dealing with. I need 2 limbs, 1 cam, a peep, and a string. any ideas?
I have to get my bow fixed since my roommate dry fired it (while i wasnt looking). so, i want to give him a rough estimate so he knows how much he is dealing with. I need 2 limbs, 1 cam, a peep, and a string. any ideas?
02-22-2007, 07:07 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2003
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RE: Breaking the Guardian down
sounds like it is hazing time for roomie, thats just wrong[8D]
ORIGINAL: AchryDeerKillrBowtch
does any one know how much the limbs and cams cost on the guardian?
I have to get my bow fixed since my roommate dry fired it (while i wasnt looking). so, i want to give him a rough estimate so he knows how much he is dealing with. I need 2 limbs, 1 cam, a peep, and a string. any ideas?
does any one know how much the limbs and cams cost on the guardian?
I have to get my bow fixed since my roommate dry fired it (while i wasnt looking). so, i want to give him a rough estimate so he knows how much he is dealing with. I need 2 limbs, 1 cam, a peep, and a string. any ideas?
02-22-2007, 07:45 PM
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RE: Breaking the Guardian down
Seriously, I would tell him he just bought himselfa busted up bow. And give him a quote of a replacement![:@][:@][:@]
02-22-2007, 07:48 PM
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RE: Breaking the Guardian down
probably the only place to get them would be from bowtech directly. or going through a shop that will go to bowtech. i wouldnt doubt if it costs right up there with the price of the bow by the time all is said and done. needing everything except the riser pretty much...tell him he can have the blown up bow if he buys you a new bare bow...
02-22-2007, 08:04 PM
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RE: Breaking the Guardian down
i feel the same way.
im just throwing out my guess. i figure for both limbs it would be around $300-350. For the cam, maybe $100? $50 for a good string. $6 for the peep. all this plus the labor....$500-$600? would yall think that is a reasonable guess?
im just throwing out my guess. i figure for both limbs it would be around $300-350. For the cam, maybe $100? $50 for a good string. $6 for the peep. all this plus the labor....$500-$600? would yall think that is a reasonable guess?
02-22-2007, 08:25 PM
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RE: Breaking the Guardian down
im just throwing out my guess. i figure for both limbs it would be around $300-350. For the cam, maybe $100? $50 for a good string. $6 for the peep. all this plus the labor....$500-$600? would yall think that is a reasonable guess?
(off the top of my head the $$ won't be anywhere near that, probably not even 1/2 what you think......but I don't have a parts list handy to give you an idea of actual cost)
02-22-2007, 08:28 PM
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RE: Breaking the Guardian down
Just off hand, would any of this be covered under warranty or is it voided because it was not equipment malfunction, but human error? Just something to look into.