Bowtech Guardian Compound Bow

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Guardian reviews

For the average shooter looking for a high-quality compound bow, but nothing overtly special or too expensive, the Bowtech Guardian compound bow is a good option to consider. For the speed it has, it’s considered one of the quietest and smoothest bows out there. It comes with some brand-new tech and is fairly easy to adjust.

Things to consider before buying

The Bowtech Guardian compound bow comes with a Centrac binary cam system, perfect for eliminating cam lean, plus it helps to eliminate torque. All of this leads to easy shootability and great efficiency. To adjust the draw length, the shooter will require a set of cam modules, as draw length depends on the specific cams.

One of the biggest benefits is how smooth and easy it is to shoot with the Guardian. It has a very smooth draw and solid back wall. The maximum draw weight is 80 lbs., but it also has a high let-off, so drawing it should not be very difficult. The specific way in which the limbs are designed and attached to the riser allows for a low-recoil shooting experience, with barely any shock or vibration.

On that same note, in terms of vibration and noise, the Guardian has virtually none of either. There is no jump when the string is released, and there’s no noise either. Now, some have noted that this bow does look a bit odd, which is due to its unique design, but this design also offers a lot of adjustability and no noise performance. Considering its price and the unique design, it still manages to pack a decent punch.

Pros

• No recoil
• No noise
• Very smooth draw
• Draw weight can be adjusted without a bow press
• No cam lean
• No torque

Cons

• Different cams for different draw lengths
• Odd looking

Final thoughts

For the average shooter looking for a good bow that features an easy and smooth drawing cycle with virtually no noise, shock, or vibration, the Bowtech Guardian compound bow is ideal. No, it’s not a professional bow per say, but for a bit of practice or even light hunting, it should work just fine.

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Specifications for the Bowtech bow: Guardian

Brace Height	7.125 “
Axle to Axle Length	33.75 “
Draw Length	25 ” – 30.5 “
Draw Weight	40 lbs – 80 lbs
IBO Speed	317 fps – 325 fps
Weight	4.2 lbs
Let-Off	65% – 80%

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