Bowtech Tribute
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never fry bacon naked!!!!
I can attest to this
I can attest to this
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·maybe you could elaborate a little more than just smilies..... tell us how it shot, felt, noise, etc.
better than the ally? dare i say better than the SB?
better than the ally? dare i say better than the SB?
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I'mnot going to bash Mathews,but I shot the new Switchback, the new Hoyt Tryton and Bowtech Allegience and Tribute.
The Mathews was quiet, smooth, their was something I didn't like at the end of the shot. And besides the Mathews never seem to feel right in my hand.
The Hoyt Tryton was HEAVY and tingy.
The Alliegence felt pretty good to me but a little something on the shot.
The Tribute was so,so,so,so,so smooth on the shot just like advertised no noise, no shock, no nothing. And FAST too.
The Mathews was quiet, smooth, their was something I didn't like at the end of the shot. And besides the Mathews never seem to feel right in my hand.
The Hoyt Tryton was HEAVY and tingy.
The Alliegence felt pretty good to me but a little something on the shot.
The Tribute was so,so,so,so,so smooth on the shot just like advertised no noise, no shock, no nothing. And FAST too.
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Jerry mine is coming very soon..Jerry/NJ said:
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My dealer had a Tribute in 2 weeks ago.
He and I took turns shooting it (about 20 times apiece)
No stabilizer just a whisker biscuit and no sights.
It's kinda cool when you watch someone else shoot it. The limbs go "beyond parallel" and then recover at parallel.
Shot = Dead, Quiet, Smooth
Note: this Tribute had the Smooth Mods so I can't compare the draw to my '05 Allegiance.
Will I get one?
Probably.
When?
In the next 3 months.:thumbs_up
He and I took turns shooting it (about 20 times apiece)
No stabilizer just a whisker biscuit and no sights.
It's kinda cool when you watch someone else shoot it. The limbs go "beyond parallel" and then recover at parallel.
Shot = Dead, Quiet, Smooth
Note: this Tribute had the Smooth Mods so I can't compare the draw to my '05 Allegiance.
Will I get one?
Probably.
When?
In the next 3 months.:thumbs_up
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I shot one and all I can say is WOW this bow is very smooth absolutly no shock, no jump, and very quiet.
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youll have to post some pics in my hunting bow section:thumbs_updeerheaven said:Jerry mine is coming very soon..
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shot one myself
I've always shot Mathews bows and think I'm in for a new bow soon. Decided I would try several other brands also. I shot the BT Tribute and the Hoyt Trykon. Nothing on them but a whisker bisket. I only shot each bow about half a dozen times but it only took the first shot to know that the Hoyt was not for me. The Tribute had a much smoother draw cycle. Hoyts seemed very stiff on the draw untlill you got past what I would call a severe rollover. The tribute was also much more dead on the shot with just a slight jump in the hand. The hoyt had a similiar jump and a definate twanging from the string or something after the shot. I've not shot a Mathews XT yet but I gaurantee the new bow won't be the Hoyt Trykon for me. It may fit others who prefer that feel in the draw but it's not for me. From what I hear I'd love to shoot one of the Ross bows but can't find a dealer near me.
I've always shot Mathews bows and think I'm in for a new bow soon. Decided I would try several other brands also. I shot the BT Tribute and the Hoyt Trykon. Nothing on them but a whisker bisket. I only shot each bow about half a dozen times but it only took the first shot to know that the Hoyt was not for me. The Tribute had a much smoother draw cycle. Hoyts seemed very stiff on the draw untlill you got past what I would call a severe rollover. The tribute was also much more dead on the shot with just a slight jump in the hand. The hoyt had a similiar jump and a definate twanging from the string or something after the shot. I've not shot a Mathews XT yet but I gaurantee the new bow won't be the Hoyt Trykon for me. It may fit others who prefer that feel in the draw but it's not for me. From what I hear I'd love to shoot one of the Ross bows but can't find a dealer near me.
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Could I get mine already?????
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