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I am looking at a new grip for my 06 Allegiance. I cracked my original grip and to be honest wasnt really happy with it anyways.


I thought about the grip Crackers is currently offering for this bow.


Any idea's ? I know there are alot of good grips out there...



Hop in here Talkers i need some feedback...
 

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I replaced the grip on my OG with the BowTech-Shrewd grip - call Bowtech and order one.

I have heard good things about Crackers grips too.

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LastCall said:
I replaced the grip on my OG with the BowTech-Shrewd grip - call Bowtech and order one.

I have heard good things about Crackers grips too.

:cocktail: LastCall:cocktail:

Nothing but Shrewd grips on ALL of my bowtechs. I wouldn't settle for anything less.:wink:
 

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Anywhere I can get a look at one of Crackers' grips? Would probably have a bowtech if I could find a better grip......
 

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Gripwerks....guy is a sponsor here on AT. 45 bones to your door......great grip...

I'll second that opinion....Mike will treat you right and give you a grip every bit as good as Shrewd or Crackers for about half the cost....you really can't go wrong...

Here's a pic of what they look like....several different hardwood and dymondwood options are available.
 

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Thanks.

Does gripwerks have something similar in shape to the one on the bowtech with the Blue accessories in the thread listed previously. Looking for narrow throat, a raised palm and considerably pronounced thumb recess coming off of the throat.......
 

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If I were to get one I would get the Loesch side plates.
 
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