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RE: Bowtech Allegiance
lol sorry got a little excited I don't think i would do it but it's a thought that helps me get over the fact i'm not buying the 82nd just yet. If it is a used bow with out a birth certificate it still doesn't have the warranty...or does it?
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RE: Bowtech Allegiance
No, you're right; warranties are non-transferable. Still might not be a bad idea to not experiment with things that aren't intended to fit together. ;)
Andto answeryour original question... my feelings are shared by many that the '06 Allegiance is/was one of the finest bows ever made. I spent half an hour at the ATA show attempting to convince the lead designer to come out with another Allegiance with the current grip but with the heavier '06 riser. He didn't buy it, but I'm not done trying... :) |
RE: Bowtech Allegiance
Yea I'm suprised how fast they are and with a good brace height. With some modifications they could drop the brace down to 6 and it would shoot 345 (i think) then slap a string suppressor on there and it would be like a Bowtech 91.5 airborne get it exactly in between the 101 and 82 - 91.5 I think i'd buy it..maybe you could call it the 91.5 DBA (death by air)
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RE: Bowtech Allegiance
ORIGINAL: sluedtke Yea I'm suprised how fast they are and with a good brace height. With some modifications they could drop the brace down to 6 and it would shoot 345 (i think) then slap a string suppressor on there and it would be like a Bowtech 91.5 airborne get it exactly in between the 101 and 82 - 91.5 I think i'd buy it..maybe you could call it the 91.5 DBA (death by air) The 06 Allegiance was Sweet also just a touch slower;) Dan |
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