The razortec was the only bow I shot, and after I shot it it was the only one I needed to shoot.

KC, settle down. BTW, the day I need to take my bow to a shop to have them tune it is the day I quit. I was taught from a very young age if I was going to shoot a bow I needed to learn to tune it and set it up myself. I do all my own work, short of making strings (I do install them) and replacing limbs or bent axles, neither of which I have ever had to do. Another BTW, the Darton I was shooting was shooting the same way. It was as tuned as the Hoyt, I just wanted something better, and I got it. Your opinion is that it is overpriced, fine so be it. Personally, I feel it is worth every dime and then some. Finally, you are right, I did pay for the hat keyring, etc, I got the bow for free if it makes you feel any better.