ewolf,

You must have missed the posts last year about Mathews having problems with the Outbacks (cam leaning and rubbing on the inside fork of the limbs) along with the problems of different parts put on bows that they shouldn't have been. You must have missed the problems with bent risers on Hoyts that have been improperly pressed, how about the High Country bow blowing up at the ATA show, ect.... How bout my sisters boy-friends and his friends new Mathews Switchback's, cam burrs, cam lean, broken string, serving seperation, and Larry just had to have his bottom cam replaced as it was "warped"!


Yes, it sucks when a limb cracks, I have been there! The fact is that there are alot of problems with alot of bows, but alot of guys don't discuss the lower end bows! If you hear about a problem with a bow, it is always Hoyt, Mathews, or BowTech! I am not sure why this is, possibly because those three bows are are the most "popular" on this board! Also, alot of guys probablly just don't discuss their problems from that back-lash that it causes! I was hesistant to discuss the cracked limb I had, but it was taken care of perfectly by BowTech and everyone was friendly on here!

Sometimes we get too caught up in our bows. They are JUST bows. It seems that too many people are just itching for ways to put down other bow brands for any little issue. Shoot what you want as you are the only one that is shooting it and as long as you are happy with it, it doesn't matter what some guy half-way across the country thinks.

Yes, I had a cracked limb on a BowTech but I will continue to shoot BowTech as there bows fit me. They feel better to ME than any other bows on the market. They have shown me what customer service is all about (getting my limbs taken care of as well as recieving a call to my house from our very own Pat Dinan (BowTech_Shooter) about a string that my former pro-shop owner screwed up).