I too have a shop owner like this around me, and is a bowtech dealer also but he simply preaches the products HE uses and does look down at others, so by no means is it a bowtech issue. I have since found a different shop to give my cash to. I probably wouldnt turn him in to anyone and just move on to another shop.
Speaking for the shop by me, its small, hes got his dedicated following, BUT it is also his livelyhood and how he supports his family. Because I had the option, I moved on instead of jeopardizing his business.
He should be thinking about this when he is conducting business.
Are you jeopardizing his business or is he?
Doesn't the manufacturer of the bows that he is carrying have the right to know how their dealers are conducting business?I don't know how many postsI have read lately that were condemning the bow manufacturer for the way their dealers are conducting business as if they had video cameras in every store linked to headquarters. If too many dealers conduct business in a manner like Kyles dealer then the manufacturer gets a bad name quick regardless if they had any way of knowing or stopping this conduct.