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jmbuckhunter 07-06-2007 08:42 PM

Guardian owners?
 
Anyone else notice their cables wearing the groove in the cable slide longer? Specially the rear one. I have had mine about a little over a month and I can see my rear cable cutting into the end of the groove on my slide. If it keeps this up it could weaken the teflon and break out the whole side. Just wondering if some of you have shot yours a lot and are noticing the same thing or is it just me?

thehairlessone 07-07-2007 06:02 AM

RE: Guardian owners?
 
a couple of us answered on your other thread in the bowhunting forum

rick

Kelly/KY 07-12-2007 04:51 PM

RE: Guardian owners?
 
I was out today and say two small grooves on the cable slide, so there is some wear on mine. I'm going to upgrade. A question though, since I've never changed a cable slide, is this something you need to do with a press or can you change it without one? Also, will it change my current tuning process? Thanks for bringing this to my attention...

Kelly


creekcritter 07-12-2007 05:07 PM

RE: Guardian owners?
 
what is bowtech's answer to this problem

MeanV2 07-12-2007 07:13 PM

RE: Guardian owners?
 

ORIGINAL: thehairlessone

a couple of us answered on your other thread in the bowhunting forum

rick
Ditto:D

MeanV2 07-12-2007 07:16 PM

RE: Guardian owners?
 

ORIGINAL: Kelly/KY

I was out today and say two small grooves on the cable slide, so there is some wear on mine. I'm going to upgrade. A question though, since I've never changed a cable slide, is this something you need to do with a press or can you change it without one? Also, will it change my current tuning process? Thanks for bringing this to my attention...

Kelly


Kelly you don't need a press to change the slide on the Guardian. Although there are several good aftermarket slides out there. The one I like best is the Saunders Hyper Glide Slide, very smooth, and it will give you a tad more clearance also.
Dan

Kelly/KY 07-12-2007 07:24 PM

RE: Guardian owners?
 
I appreciate it Dan. I'm going to see if I can pick one up tomorrow.

Kelly

jmbuckhunter 07-12-2007 07:41 PM

RE: Guardian owners?
 
I put the Hyper Slide on last weekend. That thing is sweeeet. I like the rounded edges, no worries about cable wear here.

I did have to adjust my sights to the left a little, but still in tune. Plus I have tons of vane clearence now. No longer an issue.

wapitibull375 07-12-2007 08:38 PM

RE: Guardian owners?
 
By all means, go with the Saunders Hyper Glide Slide. I had a slight
clearance problem with both the Guardian and Commander with the
Blazer Vanes and the Hyper Glide solved it. Really simple solution and
a much better than original slide. Good luck.
Mike

MOmightymite 07-14-2007 10:35 PM

RE: Guardian owners?
 
I looked at my mine yesterday and it too had grooves in it. I guess im going to order a hyper slide, but are they really worth the money?

jmbuckhunter 07-15-2007 07:36 AM

RE: Guardian owners?
 
Yes, I believe they are a big improvement over the stock slide. More vane clearence and nice rounded area where the cables run thru it. Cable life should be greatly increased.

MeanV2 07-15-2007 07:54 AM

RE: Guardian owners?
 

ORIGINAL: MOmightymite

I looked at my mine yesterday and it too had grooves in it. I guess im going to order a hyper slide, but are they really worth the money?
For $14 TYD I'd say yes they are worth the money:)

Dan

Arthur P 07-15-2007 08:12 AM

RE: Guardian owners?
 

A question though, since I've never changed a cable slide, is this something you need to do with a press or can you change it without one? Also, will it change my current tuning process?
As said, you don't need a bow press with the Guardian. The part of your question that was unanswered, will it affect your current tune, the answer is 'probably.' Switching cable slides doesn't always change a bow's tune but it often does.


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