Russell- Do I sense some jealousy???[:-] It was like a dream come true for me. Are there any models I could give you my impression of? I'd do it as a personal favor to you . Ok, I guess I'll quit rubbing it in now......

Pat, first of all let me say, "thanks a ton", in case I forgot to mention that. Anything I could ever do for ya, just holler. Need parts for your lawn or power equipment or whatever? I mean it. Anything ever needs tested or evaluated; I might be able to swing that too .

I'm picturing myself yesterday and I probably was a bit silly to say the least. Come on, who wouldn't have been? I'm usually not that much fun.....

The choices we have with the line are fantastic. There is a bow there for every taste, in my opinion. Funny how all of these bows have their own unique personality and find a way of standing apart from its siblings. There wasn't a bow I disliked in the bunch and the company has done a fine job of offering a complete spectrum of state of the art archery equipment, without a doubt. Solid bows that shoot so nicely with no more than factory silencing, I predict these babies are going to sell like crazy. Bravo Bowtech, keep up the great work.....

Bowtech has a great guy working for them. He conducts himself very well and is a fine representative. I relate to him on many levels, and he's much easier to listen to than some of the SR's I've spoken with. Straightforward and never a slam, which isn't always easy. I even tried to divert the conversation at one point and he steered right around my landmine and avoided the slamfest completely. He must work on that. Good show...you're pretty slick!

Oh yeah, carrying demos in 60 lbs at my draw length or slightly more was too good to be true. And I would have had to drive all over the Midwest to get to shoot even half of these babies, and not side by side with the same draw length, weight, arrow, etc. My only recommendations would be to carry an IBO legal arrow (5 grains per/ or 300gr) to demonstrate how well they maintain their shooting characteristics and smoothness at the minimum grains per lb. I did this at the shop with the Pro40F-cam and it made much less difference than I would have thought. 125 grains was noticeable, if you were looking for it that is. Secondly, throw a cheap bag target in the bed of the Bowtechmobile to whip out at those shops that don't have a lane to test shoot but do have a back lot or whatever.

Bowtech really has done a tremendous job in such a short amount of time. I see a very bright future for these guys. They are doing it right!



Hey Pat... can I say thanks again??????

-Chief