I agree with GMMAT that customers should have the option to try out their own accessories on a bow if they want, but there has to be a reasonable expectation on the customers' part as well. GMMAT did this recently, when archery shops aren't packed with customers. If someone came in to a shop in July or August when the place is packed and the techs are running around like madmen with this expectation I don't think that would be reasonable.

To ask a shop to do this when they have the time is completely within the customer's right. On the other hand, if the shop is busy the shop owner is also within his/her right to let the customer know that they can't accommodate that request while they are busy.

None of this applies to me, because I'm left handed so I rarely get to try a bow out and get a "real" feel for it before purchasing.