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bang250
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I didn't want to say anything but I have to. I bought the Switchback XT and love it, however I must admit the Bowtech Tribute might be a little smoother, quieter, lighter. I shot them side by side and there is a difference in the 2. the only thing I didn't like about it was the feel of the grip and it was about $100 more. but man, if anyones in the market I'd say the Switchback XT and the Tribute are the top 2 out there. Just my opinion of course.
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Did u at least shoot a hoyt???????
sure but there is really nothing to talk about. nothing stuck out that really impressed me.[:D] I think I shot the "vibe and shock" model.
the only thing I didn't like about it was the feel of the grip and it was about $100 more.
I realy like the grips on the tribute. However, I think that it is louder and has more vibration then my bows, don't know about the switchback though. I tell you though, buddy of mine has his tribute shooting 304 or something close to that with a hunting arrow.
quote:Originally posted by bang250
the only thing I didn't like about it was the feel of the grip and it was about $100 more.
I tell you though, buddy of mine has his tribute shooting 304 or something close to that with a hunting arrow.
This fella at the shop said he's shootin 288 fps pullin 58 lbs. shootin' fat shafts.
quote:Originally posted by shoff14
quote:Originally posted by bang250
the only thing I didn't like about it was the feel of the grip and it was about $100 more.
I tell you though, buddy of mine has his tribute shooting 304 or something close to that with a hunting arrow.
This fella at the shop said he's shootin 288 fps pullin 58 lbs. shootin' fat shafts. whats amo on the bow... sounds a little fast for what hes shooting good question for Ghostgolen[;)]
quote:Originally posted by shoff14
quote:Originally posted by bang250
the only thing I didn't like about it was the feel of the grip and it was about $100 more.
I tell you though, buddy of mine has his tribute shooting 304 or something close to that with a hunting arrow.
This fella at the shop said he's shootin 288 fps pullin 58 lbs. shootin' fat shafts.
304 is at 70 pounds or it could be 80, but he is shooting a 500 + grain arrow. Heck, even my hunting arrows are only 430. Of course its funny as hell to see him grunt it back at 80 pounds, try doing that for a 3D course. I have had enough shoulder and elbow problems in the last 6 years I don't need any more in my life. Plus pulling a 63 pound bow back all day long is easier then straining myself.
You'll have to click on products then Tribute.
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