LOL I actually laugh everytime I hear this from people that don't know any better. Seriously

This was a very lucrative deal for both parties. Bowtech gets a huge chunk of change on top ofthe huge chunk they were already making and now they have even further expanded their ability to market and promote their products with the backing of the largest firearms manufacturer. Trust me Savage doesn't exactly want to do anything to mess up a machine that will sell over 120,000 bows this year and is projected to beat that by a good bit in 08'.

Anyone want to do the math on 120,000+ bows multiplied by say (just for giggles) an average dealer cost of $550?
(I don't know the exact median average dealer cost of all models)
Throw in Stryker crossbows, their accessories and in house dipping facility as well as a brand new apparel line?
They donated something like $75,000 just to the TAPS program.

Can't handle the bills? LOL dude, come on, speak only of what you know for fact.