I think everyone is missing the point here. The bow did not have a cam lean problem when my bowshop sent it in the first time. Now it does, and if my contact at the bowshop says it is so substantial he will not return it to me in that condition why would I question him? My point is Hoyt should fix the problem without the bow going back 3 times. Is that to much to ask?? I guess I expect to much from Hoyt and their tough as iron bows. Up until the bow went back to Hoyt it was tuned and shooting perfectly, and since I haven't seen the bow for a month and a half I can't really explain the extent of the cam lean problem.