Attention Guardian Owners...
#1
Attention Guardian Owners...
This may be old news, but just in case...
I was having some some work done on my guardian today and, during the process, the guy at the shop realized that my cables had started cutting through the plastic cable slide. Looked like a good 1/4". Don't know if anyone has addressed this problem previously, but if it hadn't been caught and the bow had been at full draw when the cables went completely through, it could have caused some nasty problems. Anyway, it looks like the factory cable slide is made of an inferior plastic. It may be a problem specific to my bow, but just wanted to pass it along. It might be worth checking.
I was having some some work done on my guardian today and, during the process, the guy at the shop realized that my cables had started cutting through the plastic cable slide. Looked like a good 1/4". Don't know if anyone has addressed this problem previously, but if it hadn't been caught and the bow had been at full draw when the cables went completely through, it could have caused some nasty problems. Anyway, it looks like the factory cable slide is made of an inferior plastic. It may be a problem specific to my bow, but just wanted to pass it along. It might be worth checking.
#5
RE: Attention Guardian Owners...
I replaced my Guardian slide with a Radius Cable slide made by Parker Productions. It is all teflon and allows for 3/16 more clearance
#6
RE: Attention Guardian Owners...
ORIGINAL: PABuck_HNTR
Is the clearance between the string and cable slide? Let me ask this way. I have tried a few other cable slides over the years and most of them pull the string and cables closer to the cable slide. In my opinion this can cause cam lean. I would like an aftermarket slide that has the same or very close to the same measurements.
I replaced my Guardian slide with a Radius Cable slide made by Parker Productions. It is all teflon and allows for 3/16 more clearance
#7
RE: Attention Guardian Owners...
The one I got to replace the factory slide (brand unknown) does pull the cables closer to the slide. I was shooting blazers also, and because of the issue with the factory slide the vanes were rubbing away at the cable whenever I shot. This caused a flat spot to be worn into the cables -- thank goodness I keep it waxed up or it would have been worse. Now the bow is so much smoother on the draw.
As a side note, I also switched from a whisker biscuit to the Bowtech Hostage rest. Seems great so far -- nice to have full clearance with the vanes.
As a side note, I also switched from a whisker biscuit to the Bowtech Hostage rest. Seems great so far -- nice to have full clearance with the vanes.