I can't wait to hear about these bows. I have no doubt it will be a shooter, however I'm really interested to see how long that "truss" thing holds up. As I mentioned before, this is entirely speculation, especially since I've never had one in my hand, but I wonder if that will eventually vibrate enough to wear and begin making noise.

I still have my eye on a new Allegiance though. I'mdiggin the improvements.

Good point. However, I would have to believe that they put the prototypes through some serious stress tests before putting these to market. It would be a huge gamble if they did not and would not be typical of their track record.

It will be fun to try them out though won't it? I just have to decide which one as a 30.5 inch draw I can shoot fairly comfortably.

Well I just have to have the Commander after looking at the specs on Bowtech's web site.

Seeing I quit my job yesterday and started a new job today with less hours to work and a bucket full of money more than I was getting I am heading to the shop tomorrow morning to place my order

Dang I hope my soon to be ex wife dont find out about it

Awwwww Aussie, is that an invitation to buy my Commander for me, haha

Any word on how soon these bow will be available to the dealers?

Jason.

Nope but it does mean I will have more money for more toys

Well after looking at it and looking at it I think I may pick up aGuardian this spring.

I didn't like the way the bow looked when I first saw it, but the more I look the more it starts to grow on me.

are they split limbs?

The Guardian and Commander have split limbs, yes.

Go to BowTech's web site and download the 2007 catalog. Look at any of the bows and right click on the picture and it will open up a window that has "zoom tools" that will let you zoom in on any part of the bow for a better idea on how they are put together.